Game 11: Vikings at Packers - 11/23/25 - Noon - Fox

[Siefer]

I would be apocalyptic if I was a Vikings fan. They threw away a contender.

[RiotPunch]

[trwi7]

The fact that the fans were doing it too. Best turnover celebration ever.

[rilamann]

Let Willis throw one, you coward.

[JCP11]

This team is going nowhere with LaFleur as the coach. I've never seen a more predictable, stubborn, scared coach in my life. Just terrible.

Today you could see that he wanted to protect Love as much as possible with his shoulder injury because running on third downs over and over is something he's never done.

[ampd]

It still shocks me they moved on from darnold for this

[MartyConlonOnTheRun]

This would have been a great game to go to. Perfect outdoor stadium weather, game going to be over by 2:50, dominated a rival.

[MartyConlonOnTheRun]

Did Musgrave get YAC?

[rilamann]

Let Willis throw one, you coward.

Nice, but you're still a coward.

[Marley2Hendrix]

I'm leaning into calling a Malik RPO on 3rd and short in the middle of a serious game over what we've been up to.

[ampd]

As much as the game plan was conservative, we showed up and played pretty well against a bad team in a game we could have been looking ahead, which is something we haven't done all year

[trwi7]

Read on Twitter

[MickeyDavis]

7-3-1. Good

[JCP11]

7-3-1. Good

We easily could have been undefeated which is crazy to think about

[Mags FTW]

If this is what McCarthy truly is, I don't know what you do as the GM. You used all of your cash on free agents, so you can't bring Daniel Jones back. You have to go and get a Mariota, Willis, etc. for cheap or trade picks for a Davis Mills type. It's that or try and move up in the draft and get another QB.

[Profound23]

Great win, thank you Packers

[MickeyDavis]

Watson showing he's not just a deep threat. 7 targets, 5 receptions. On the season 24 targets, 0 drops.

[MickeyDavis]

Snap counts from Acme

Running Backs
Emanuel Wilson: 36
Chris Brooks: 29 (17 SPT)
Pierre Strong Jr.: 0
With Josh Jacobs being a late scratch due to his knee injury, Emanuel Wilson was the Packers’ primary ball-carrier. On 36 snaps, he ran the ball 28 times (78 percent), while Chris Brooks only got 8 carries in 29 snaps (28 percent).

Receivers
Christian Watson: 48
Romeo Doubs: 47 (4 SPT)
Dontayvion Wicks: 32
Malik Heath: 13
Savion Williams: 8 (3 SPT)
(CB) Bo Melton: 1 (9 SPT)
Nothing much to note here at receiver, considering that Matthew Golden was out with a shoulder/wrist injury. Pay attention to the injury report this week, as Jayden Reed’s practice window opened up on Friday.

Tight Ends
John FitzPatrick: 40 (3 SPT)
Josh Whyle: 26 (7 SPT)
Luke Musgrave: 24
When Luke Musgrave was TE3 last week, head coach Matt LaFleur said that the team needed to use him more. Instead, Musgrave again finished in third place on Sunday with just 24 offensive snaps. As of now, look for John FitzPatrick to be Green Bay’s primary in-line tight end, due to his blocking ability.

Offensive Linemen
Zach Tom: 65 (5 SPT)
Aaron Banks: 65 (5 SPT)
Sean Rhyan: 65 (5 SPT)
Rasheed Walker: 65 (5 SPT)
Anthony Belton: 45 (5 SPT)
Darian Kinnard: 21 (5 SPT)
Jordan Morgan: 20 (5 SPT)
Jacob Monk: 0 (2 SPT)
Jordan Morgan and Anthony Belton rotated at right guard today, marking Belton’s first snaps at guard in the NFL. By the second half, Belton took over the job fully. He should probably just play guard for the rest of 2025.

Beyond Belton, the Packers played Darian Kinnard as a tight end in 21 of their plays this week. Before this week, Kinnard played 10 snaps at tight end in Weeks 10 and 11 combined, and none before that.

Defensive Ends
Micah Parsons: 40
Rashan Gary: 32
Kinsgley Enagbare: 15 (9 SPT)
Lukas Van Ness: 6
Barryn Sorrell: 0 (7 SPT)
Arron Mosby: 0 (19 SPT)
Lukas Van Ness returned to the lineup today for the first time in over a month, but he was on a heavy pitch count. He only played six snaps on defense and didn’t contribute on special teams, even though he’s usually a member of the punt protection unit.

Defensive Tackles
Devonte Wyatt: 34 (2 SPT)
Colby Wooden: 23 (2 SPT)
Warren Brinson: 21 (2 SPT)
Karl Brooks: 4 (3 SPT)
Nazir Stackhouse: 3
Like Van Ness, Karl Brooks played this game but was on a limited snap count due to coming off an injury. For the most part, it was a three-man rotation between Devonte Wyatt, Colby Wooden and Warren Brinson. Notably, Brinson played seven times as many snaps as Nazir Stackhouse, even though Stackhouse got an extended look over Brinson for the first time last week. Usually, Brinson out-snaps Stackhouse when the two are both active.

Linebackers
Edgerrin Cooper: 44 (6 SPT)
Isaiah McDuffie: 44 (6 SPT)
Ty’Ron Hopper: 18 (19 SPT)
Kristian Welch: 0 (14 SPT)
With only four linebackers up for the game due to Quay Walker’s stinger, Isaiah McDuffie took over as the Mike linebacker and took a snap reduction on special teams. Ty’Ron Hopper replaced McDuffie as the team’s third linebacker.

Cornerbacks
Carrington Valentine: 44 (3 SPT)
Kamal Hadden: 31 (8 SPT)
Keisean Nixon: 13 (1 SPT)
Here’s an interesting one: It wasn’t Bo Melton who stepped in at cornerback when Keisean Nixon left the action with a stinger, but Kamal Hadden. Hadden played 31 total snaps in his debut on the defensive side of the ball. Prior to this, Hadden had only played a couple of snaps on special teams throughout the year.

Safeties
Evan Williams: 44 (10 SPT)
Xavier McKinney: 44 (8 SPT)
Javon Bullard: 24 (6 SPT)
Zayne Anderson: 0 (17 SPT)
Kitan Oladapo: 0 (13 SPT)
Evan Williams played every single snap of defense for the Packers this week, so his rotation at the safety position with Javon Bullard seems to be over. All of Bullard’s 24 snaps came with him playing in the slot.

[MVP2110]

Reading through the game thread you'd have no idea this team won by 3 possessions. You'd have thought we lost or something

[JCP11]

The loss of Kraft was disastrous but the loss of Jenkins might just save the season.