Packers lose 39-22 to Vikings after fourth-quarter collapse

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Last updated Sep 14, 2026

Packers lose 39-22 to Vikings after fourth-quarter collapse
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The Green Bay Packers suffered a 39-22 loss to the Minnesota Vikings on September 13, relinquishing a 22-10 lead. The game turned early in the fourth quarter when a failed fourth-and-1 opportunity allowed the Vikings to regain momentum. Minnesota scored 29 unanswered points, with Carson Wentz throwing three touchdowns after Kyler Murray exited with a concussion. The Packers' Jordan Love had 387 passing yards, but two late turnovers hindered their chances. Green Bay's next game is against the New York Jets on September 20.

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  • Packers led 22-10 before collapsing in the fourth quarter.
  • Carson Wentz threw three touchdowns for the Vikings.
  • Jordan Love had 387 passing yards but two costly turnovers.
  • Green Bay converted only three of 12 third downs.
  • Packers face the New York Jets on September 20.
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Carson Wentz led Minnesota’s comeback after Kyler Murray exited with a concussion.

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