The Green Bay Packers allowed eight sacks of Jordan Love and turned the ball over four times, producing a miserable overall performance that ended in a 30-10 defeat at the hands of the Minnesota Vikings at Lambeau Field on Sunday.
The no-show loss drops the Packers to 6-4, hands Matt LaFleur's team a third loss inside the NFC North and all but ends the team's chances of winning the division for the first time since 2021. The Vikings swept the Packers for the second time in three seasons.
Instant analysis of the Packers' blowout loss to the Vikings in Week 10:
Final score: Vikings 30, Packers 10
It was over when...
Jordan Love missed Christian Watson in the end zone, eventually forcing the Packers to settle for a field goal that cut the lead to 20-10, and then the Vikings marched 75 yards over a nearly
seven-minute drive to deliver the dagger touchdown midway through the fourth quarter.
Game balls
- EDGE Lukas Van Ness: He battled through a back injury to produce 1.5 sacks and two quarterback hits.
Key stats
Can you win in the NFL when allowing eight sacks and turning the ball over four times? The Packers fumbled the ball away on the second snap from scrimmage, handing the Vikings an early lead, and Love was sacked eight times in the first three quarters alone.
Jordan Love watch
Love threw an interception in the red zone while under pressure, and he took eight sacks and was hit 12 total times. He started heating up at one point in the second half but pressure quickly cooled him off. Love finished 17-of-27 passing for 220 yards, including a 32-yard touchdown pass to J. Michael Sturdivant. His passer rating was 85.4. As was the case in Week 1, the quarterback was unable to overcome an avalanche of pressure from the Vikings. Tyrod Taylor replaced him in the fourth quarter with the Packers down 20 points.
12 sacks and 27 total hits on Jordan Love in two games against Brian Flores and the Vikings in 2026
— Zach Kruse (@zachkruse2) November 15, 2026
Injury updates
Receiver Skyy Moore (ankle), receiver Bo Melton (thigh) and cornerback Brandon Cisse (ribs) left with injuries and did not return. Linebacker Isaiah McDuffie left the game in the fourth quarter.
What's next
The Packers enter the bye in Week 11, but it's an abbreviated bye with the Wednesday night game against the Los Angeles Rams looming in Week 12. That game is entering must-win territory for the Packers, considering the division title is now a longshot and the Rams are a prime wildcard contender.
This article originally appeared on Packers Wire: Instant analysis of Packers' 30-10 loss to Vikings in Week 10
