The Minnesota Vikings defeated the Green Bay Packers 39-22 on Sunday, pulling off a comeback victory fueled by a dominant fourth quarter at U.S. Bank Stadium. The Packers led 22-10 early in the third quarter before the game shifted dramatically in Minnesota's favor.

Kyler Murray exited the game with a concussion in the first quarter, and Carson Wentz took over as the Vikings' starter. According to ESPN, Wentz led a spirited comeback to secure the win. Pro Football Talk reported that Minnesota's huge fourth-quarter performance was the decisive factor in the upset.

Green Bay's collapse has been attributed to a late-game decision by head coach Matt LaFleur. Yahoo Sports reported that LaFleur made a questionable fourth-down call that backfired, while Acme Packing Company noted that LaFleur had discussed improving his team's ability to close out games during the offseason. The loss marked an early-season struggle for the Packers in what was described as an NFC North rivalry matchup.