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Packers vs Vikings: all-time record, history and stats

67 wins
Packers
62 wins
Vikings
3
Ties

Packers lead the all-time series 67-62-3.

  • 132 games since 1961.
  • Last meeting September 13, 2026: Vikings 39, Packers 22 (at Minnesota).
  1. Biggest Packers winW 45-7, Nov 14, 2011
  2. Last playoff meetingW 24-10, Jan 5, 2013
  3. First meetingW 33-7, Oct 22, 1961

Record updated November 11, 2026. All game records are pulled from official NFL records.

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Trivia questions about the Packers and the Vikings

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  1. Question 1

    Who has the most rushing touchdowns in Packers playoffs?

  2. Question 2

    What number did the Packers retire in honor of Brett Favre?

Packers vs Vikings games to know

Packers lead 22-10, then lose 39-22 (2026)

The Packers opened the 2026 season on September 13 in Minneapolis, and Jordan Love threw for 387 yards, with Christian Watson catching 6 passes for 147 yards and 2 touchdowns, including an 81-yarder on a 2-play drive that took 13 seconds. Green Bay led 22-10 in the 3rd quarter. Then Carson Wentz threw 3 touchdown passes on just 19 attempts, and the Vikings scored 29 points in a row, 22 of them in the 4th quarter. Trey Smack had opened the scoring with a 59-yard field goal.

Packers rest their starters in the finale (2026)

Green Bay had the 7th seed locked up before the 2025 regular season ended on January 4, 2026, so it rested most of its starters in Minneapolis. Third-string quarterback Clayton Tune went 6 for 11 for 34 yards. The Packers' only points came on Brandon McManus's 24-yard field goal as time ran out. The Vikings won 16-3, and Green Bay finished 9-7-1.

Two games in six days (2012)

On December 30, 2012, Adrian Peterson ran 34 times for 199 yards in Minnesota, 9 yards short of the NFL single-season rushing record, and the Vikings won 37-34 even though Aaron Rodgers threw for 365 yards and 4 touchdowns. The loss cost the Packers a first-round bye. They met again on January 5, 2013, at Lambeau Field, and Green Bay won 24-10. Joe Webb, the Vikings' quarterback, completed 11 of 30 passes in what turned out to be his last game at the position.

Brett Favre sweeps the Packers (2009)

A year after Green Bay moved on from Favre, he beat them twice in a Vikings uniform. The Vikings won 30-23 on Monday Night Football on October 5, 2009, in Minneapolis. Favre then returned to Lambeau Field on November 1, and Minnesota won again, 38-26.

Jared Allen and back-to-back safeties (2008)

The Vikings scored 2 safeties in the 2nd quarter on November 9, 2008, one when Aaron Rodgers was called for intentional grounding in his own end zone and one when Jared Allen sacked him there. The Packers still led after Nick Collins returned an interception 59 yards for a touchdown and Will Blackmon returned a punt 65 yards for another. Adrian Peterson ran 29 yards for the go-ahead score in the 4th quarter, and Mason Crosby's 52-yard field goal try sailed wide right. Vikings 28, Packers 27.

Edinger's 56-yarder (2005)

The Packers led the Vikings 17-0 at halftime on October 23, 2005, in Minneapolis. Minnesota scored 23 points in the second half, and Paul Edinger finished it with a career-long 56-yard field goal as time ran out. Vikings 23, Packers 20. Ahman Green ended his season with a knee injury in the game.

Randy Moss moons Lambeau (2005)

The teams' first playoff meeting was a wild-card game at Lambeau Field on January 9, 2005. Minnesota had lost 7 of its last 10 games, including two last-second losses to the Packers by 34-31. This time Daunte Culpepper threw for 284 yards and 4 touchdowns, and the Vikings intercepted Favre 4 times. Randy Moss caught 2 touchdowns, then pretended to pull down his pants at the Packers fans in the stands after the second. Vikings 31, Packers 17.

Longwell wins it in Minneapolis (2004)

The Packers and Vikings played twice in 2004, and both games ended 34-31 for Green Bay on last-second plays. In the second one, on December 24 in Minneapolis, Minnesota led 31-24 after Chris Claiborne returned an interception 15 yards for a touchdown. Brett Favre threw a 3-yard touchdown pass to Donald Driver to tie it, and Ryan Longwell kicked a 29-yard field goal to win it.

"He did what?" (2000)

The Packers and Vikings were tied 20-20 on Monday night, November 6, 2000, when overtime began at Lambeau Field. Brett Favre threw deep, the ball bounced off a defender and then off Antonio Freeman as he lay on the ground, and Freeman got up and ran it in for a 43-yard touchdown. Al Michaels said, "He did what?" Packers 26, Vikings 20.

Corey Bradford beats the clock (1999)

The Packers trailed 20-16 after Randy Moss caught a 10-yard touchdown from Randall Cunningham with 1:56 left on September 26, 1999, at Lambeau Field. Brett Favre took over, and the drive went 7 plays and 77 yards. Corey Bradford caught a 23-yard touchdown pass with 12 seconds left, and Favre finished with 304 yards. Packers 23, Vikings 20.

Randy Moss arrives at Lambeau (1998)

The rookie caught 5 passes for 190 yards and 2 touchdowns on Monday night, October 5, 1998, at Lambeau Field. One was a 44-yard touchdown from Randall Cunningham early in the 4th quarter that made it 37-10. Doug Pederson threw 2 late touchdown passes for the Packers, but the Vikings won 37-24.

The Vikings' first game was against Lombardi (1961)

The Vikings played their first season in 1961, and the Packers opened the series on October 22 at Metropolitan Stadium with a 33-7 win. Green Bay won the rematch 28-10 a week later and finished as NFL champions under Vince Lombardi. The Packers won 9 of the first 10 games in the series, including a 48-21 win in Minnesota on October 14, 1962.

Every Packers vs Vikings game

132 games since 1961, newest first. Home record 36-28-3, away 31-34-0.

DateResultScoreWhereNotes
Sep 13, 2026Loss22-39Away
Jan 4, 2026Loss3-16Away
Nov 23, 2025Win23-6Lambeau
Dec 29, 2024Loss25-27Away
Sep 29, 2024Loss29-31Lambeau
Dec 31, 2023Win33-10Away
Oct 29, 2023Loss10-24Lambeau
Jan 1, 2023Win41-17Lambeau
Sep 11, 2022Loss7-23Away
Jan 2, 2022Win37-10Lambeau
Nov 21, 2021Loss31-34Away
Nov 1, 2020Loss22-28Lambeau
Sep 13, 2020Win43-34Away
Dec 23, 2019Win23-10Away
Sep 15, 2019Win21-16Lambeau
Nov 25, 2018Loss17-24Away
Sep 16, 2018Tie29-29LambeauOvertimeOvertime
Dec 23, 2017Loss0-16Lambeau
Oct 15, 2017Loss10-23Away
Dec 24, 2016Win38-25Lambeau
Sep 18, 2016Loss14-17Away
Jan 3, 2016Loss13-20Lambeau
Nov 22, 2015Win30-13Away
Nov 23, 2014Win24-21Away
Oct 2, 2014Win42-10Lambeau
Nov 24, 2013Tie26-26LambeauOvertimeOvertime
Oct 27, 2013Win44-31Away
Jan 5, 2013Win24-10LambeauPostseasonPostseason
Dec 30, 2012Loss34-37Away
Dec 2, 2012Win23-14Lambeau
Nov 14, 2011Win45-7Lambeau
Oct 23, 2011Win33-27Away
Nov 21, 2010Win31-3Away
Oct 24, 2010Win28-24Lambeau
Nov 1, 2009Loss26-38Lambeau
Oct 5, 2009Loss23-30Away
Nov 9, 2008Loss27-28Away
Sep 8, 2008Win24-19Lambeau
Nov 11, 2007Win34-0Lambeau
Sep 30, 2007Win23-16Away
Dec 21, 2006Win9-7Lambeau
Nov 12, 2006Win23-17Away
Nov 21, 2005Loss17-20Lambeau
Oct 23, 2005Loss20-23Away
Jan 9, 2005Loss17-31LambeauPostseasonPostseason
Dec 24, 2004Win34-31Away
Nov 14, 2004Win34-31Lambeau
Nov 2, 2003Win30-27Away
Sep 7, 2003Loss25-30Lambeau
Dec 8, 2002Win26-22Lambeau
Nov 17, 2002Loss21-31Away
Dec 30, 2001Win24-13Lambeau
Oct 21, 2001Loss13-35Away
Dec 17, 2000Win33-28Away
Nov 6, 2000Win26-20LambeauOvertimeOvertime
Dec 20, 1999Loss20-24Away
Sep 26, 1999Win23-20Lambeau
Nov 22, 1998Loss14-28Away
Oct 5, 1998Loss24-37Lambeau
Dec 1, 1997Win27-11Away
Sep 21, 1997Win38-32Lambeau
Dec 22, 1996Win38-10Lambeau
Sep 22, 1996Loss21-30Away
Nov 5, 1995Loss24-27Away
Oct 22, 1995Win38-21Lambeau
Oct 20, 1994Loss10-13AwayOvertimeOvertime
Sep 4, 1994Win16-10Lambeau
Dec 19, 1993Loss17-21Milwaukee
Sep 26, 1993Loss13-15Away
Dec 27, 1992Loss7-27Away
Sep 6, 1992Loss20-23LambeauOvertimeOvertime
Dec 21, 1991Win27-7Away
Nov 17, 1991Loss21-35Lambeau
Dec 2, 1990Loss7-23Away
Oct 28, 1990Win24-10Milwaukee
Nov 26, 1989Win20-19Milwaukee
Oct 15, 1989Loss14-26Away
Dec 11, 1988Win18-6Lambeau
Oct 16, 1988Win34-14Away
Dec 13, 1987Win16-10Milwaukee
Oct 4, 1987Win23-16Away
Dec 7, 1986Loss6-32Lambeau
Sep 28, 1986Loss7-42Away
Nov 10, 1985Win27-17Away
Oct 13, 1985Win20-17Milwaukee
Dec 16, 1984Win38-14Away
Nov 11, 1984Win45-17Milwaukee
Nov 13, 1983Win29-21Away
Oct 23, 1983Loss17-20LambeauOvertimeOvertime
Nov 21, 1982Win26-7Milwaukee
Nov 29, 1981Win35-23Away
Sep 27, 1981Loss13-30Milwaukee
Nov 23, 1980Win25-13Away
Oct 26, 1980Win16-3Lambeau
Nov 11, 1979Win19-7Milwaukee
Sep 23, 1979Loss21-27AwayOvertimeOvertime
Nov 26, 1978Tie10-10LambeauOvertimeOvertime
Oct 22, 1978Loss7-21Away
Nov 27, 1977Loss6-13Lambeau
Oct 2, 1977Loss7-19Away
Dec 5, 1976Loss9-20Away
Nov 21, 1976Loss10-17Milwaukee
Dec 7, 1975Loss3-24Away
Nov 2, 1975Loss17-28Lambeau
Nov 17, 1974Win19-7Away
Sep 15, 1974Loss17-32Lambeau
Dec 8, 1973Loss7-31Lambeau
Sep 30, 1973Loss3-11Away
Dec 10, 1972Win23-7Away
Oct 29, 1972Loss13-27Lambeau
Nov 14, 1971Loss0-3Away
Oct 17, 1971Loss13-24Lambeau
Nov 22, 1970Loss3-10Away
Oct 4, 1970Win13-10Milwaukee
Nov 16, 1969Loss7-9Milwaukee
Oct 5, 1969Loss7-19Away
Nov 10, 1968Loss10-14Away
Sep 22, 1968Loss13-26Milwaukee
Dec 3, 1967Win30-27Away
Oct 15, 1967Loss7-10Milwaukee
Nov 27, 1966Win28-16Away
Nov 6, 1966Loss17-20Lambeau
Dec 5, 1965Win24-19Lambeau
Nov 21, 1965Win38-13Away
Nov 1, 1964Win42-13Away
Oct 4, 1964Loss23-24Lambeau
Nov 10, 1963Win28-7Lambeau
Oct 13, 1963Win37-28Away
Oct 14, 1962Win48-21Away
Sep 16, 1962Win34-7Lambeau
Oct 29, 1961Win28-10Milwaukee
Oct 22, 1961Win33-7Away

Questions fans ask

What is the record between the Vikings and the Packers?

67-62-3 (Packers vs Vikings)

The Green Bay Packers and Minnesota Vikings have played 132 games since 1961, through the September 2026 game, with the Packers winning 67 games & the Vikings winning 62.

Who has played for both the Vikings and the Packers?

Players who have notably played for both the Vikings and the Packers include:

  • Brett Favre
  • Aaron Jones
  • Carroll Dale
  • Greg Jennings
  • Greg Koch
  • Steve Bono
  • Jim McMahon
  • Bill Butler
  • Jessie Clark
  • Dave Osborn
  • Allen Rice
  • Koren Robinson
  • Robert Ferguson
  • Darryl Ingram
  • A.D. Williams
  • Desmond Bishop
  • Jeff Brady
  • Bashaud Breeland
  • Paul Coffman
  • Dale Hackbart
  • Don Hansen
  • Darius Holland
  • Bobby Houston
  • Noel Jenke
  • Sammy Johnson
  • Ryan Longwell
  • Dean Lowry
  • Jim Nelson
  • Bryce Paup
  • Kurt Ploeger

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