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Packers’ 6th Straight Loss After Blowing 22-10 Lead

By Drooid · Sep 15, 2026, 3:32 PM UTC · How we work

Summary

Packers Lose Lead

The Packers fell 39-22 to the Vikings after surrendering a 22-10 lead.
Minnesota scored the final 29 points, outscoring Green Bay 22-0 in the fourth quarter.
Coach Matt LaFleur skipped a field-goal attempt and ordered a fourth-down quarterback sneak that failed.
The loss gave Green Bay its sixth straight defeat, the longest streak since the 1990-91 season.

Summary

LaFleur Preps OL

Coach Matt LaFleur said faces could start on the offensive line when Green Bay hosts New York Jets in Week 2.
Aaron Banks signed a four-year, $77 million deal in 2025, leaving his Week 2 status unclear after missing camp.
Packers drafted left tackle Jordan Morgan in the 2024 first round and started him in the opening loss.
General manager Brian Gutekunst has drafted 15 offensive linemen since 2020, the league’s second-most.

History

Historical Context

In 1991 the Packers fell to a 4–12 record and a significant skid, the worst stretch since their 1970 championship, reflecting a 24-year span with only five winning seasons. The hiring of GM Ron Wolf that year set up the 1992 acquisition of Brett Favre, sparking a turnaround that produced a 13–3 season and a Super Bowl win in 1996.

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Packers Lose Lead

The Packers fell 39-22 to the Vikings after surrendering a 22-10 lead.
Minnesota scored the final 29 points, outscoring Green Bay 22-0 in the fourth quarter.
Coach Matt LaFleur skipped a field-goal attempt and ordered a fourth-down quarterback sneak that failed.
The loss gave Green Bay its sixth straight defeat, the longest streak since the 1990-91 season.

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