Minnesota Vikings vs. Green Bay Packers odds, expert tips, how to watch: NFC North battle

We can’t be sure which team will win this NFC North battle, but the result could provide a clue as to what’s to come in the next meeting. That’s because the Green Bay Packers and Minnesota Vikings have split their season series every year since 2020. For this edition of the rivalry, oddsmakers have the Packers listed as favorites to win at Lambeau Field.

Apparently the post-Kirk Cousins ​​era will be good in Minnesota. The Vikings are undefeated with Sam Darnold leading the group. With eight passing points in three games, it appears Darnold could be having a breakout season at age 27 after a career that began as the No. 3 overall pick in 2018.

As much as the play of their red-headed QB was welcome, it doesn’t hurt that the Minnesota defense only gave up three touchdowns and just one on the ground. Both defenses were good at creating turnovers, which could lead to a lot of turnovers and turns in this game. The Packers lead the NFL with nine takeaways, while the Vikings have forced six turnovers, ranking third in the league.

Jordan Love is expected to return to Green Bay on Sunday. Malik Willis helped out pretty well in two wins, but he’s a game manager. Willis completed 73.5 percent of his passes, which is impressive, even if it was only 17 attempts per game. The Vikings probably prepared for this as if love would return. With Love expected to be back, Minnesota’s front four will be tasked with pursuing the injured fourth-year quarterback.

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Odds for the Minnesota Vikings and the Green Bay Packers

How to watch Vikings vs. Packers

• Venue: Lambeau Field-Green Bay
• Time: 1 p.m. ET
• TV: CBS
• Streaming: Fubo (try for free)

Expert tips for Vikings vs. Packers

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(Photo by Sam Darnold and Aaron Jones: Stephen Maturen / Getty Images)