Green Bay Packers vs. Minnesota Vikings Season-by-Season Results [1] |
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Season | Season series | at Green Bay Packers | at Minnesota Vikings | Overall series | Notes |
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1970 | Tie 1–1 | Packers 13–10 † | Vikings 10–3 | Packers 12–8 | As a result of the AFL–NFL merger, the Packers and Vikings are placed in the NFC Central (later renamed to the NFC North in the 2002 season). | 1971 | Vikings 2–0 | Vikings 24–13 | Vikings 3–0 | Packers 12–10 | | 1972 | Tie 1–1 | Vikings 27–13 | Packers 23–7 | Packers 13–11 | | 1973 | Vikings 2–0 | Vikings 31–7 | Vikings 11–3 | Tie 13–13 | Vikings lose Super Bowl VIII. | 1974 | Tie 1–1 | Vikings 32–17 | Packers 19–7 | Tie 14–14 | Vikings lose Super Bowl IX. | 1975 | Vikings 2–0 | Vikings 28–17 | Vikings 24–3 | Vikings 16–14 | | 1976 | Vikings 2–0 | Vikings 17–10 † | Vikings 20–9 | Vikings 18–14 | Vikings lose Super Bowl XI. | 1977 | Vikings 2–0 | Vikings 13–6 | Vikings 19–7 | Vikings 20–14 | | 1978 | Vikings 1–0–1 | Tie 10–10(OT) | Vikings 21–7 | Vikings 21–14–1 | Both teams finished with 8–7–1 records, but the Vikings clinched the NFC Central based on a better head-to-head record, eliminating the Packers from playoff contention. | 1979 | Tie 1–1 | Packers 19–7 † | Vikings 27–21(OT) | Vikings 22–15–1 | | † Denotes a Packers home game played in Milwaukee |
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Season | Season series | at Green Bay Packers | at Minnesota Vikings | Overall series | Notes |
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1980 | Packers 2–0 | Packers 16–3 | Packers 25–13 | Vikings 22–17–1 | Packers' first season series sweep against the Vikings since the 1965 season. | 1981 | Tie 1–1 | Vikings 30–13 † | Packers 35–23 | Vikings 23–18–1 | | 1982 | Packers 1–0 | Packers 26–7 † | canceled | Vikings 23–19–1 | Vikings open Hubert H. Humphrey Metrodome. Due to the 1982 NFL players strike, the game scheduled in Minnesota was canceled. | 1983 | Tie 1–1 | Vikings 20–17 (OT) | Packers 29–21 | Vikings 24–20–1 | | 1984 | Packers 2–0 | Packers 45–17 † | Packers 38–14 | Vikings 24–22–1 | | 1985 | Packers 2–0 | Packers 20–17 † | Packers 27–17 | Tie 24–24–1 | | 1986 | Vikings 2–0 | Vikings 32–6 | Vikings 42–7 | Vikings 26–24–1 | In Minnesota, the Vikings recorded their largest victory against the Packers with a 35–point differential and score their most points in a game against the Packers. | 1987 | Packers 2–0 | Packers 16–10 † | Packers 23–16 | Tie 26–26–1 | | 1988 | Packers 2–0 | Packers 18–6 | Packers 34–14 | Packers 28–26–1 | | 1989 | Tie 1–1 | Packers 20–19 † | Vikings 26–14 | Packers 29–27–1 | Vikings trade for RB Herschel Walker, who makes his debut in Minnesota. Both teams finished with 10–6 records, but the Vikings clinched the NFC Central based on a better division record, eliminating the Packers from playoff contention. | † Denotes a Packers home game played in Milwaukee |
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Season | Season series | at Green Bay Packers | at Minnesota Vikings | Overall series | Notes |
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1990 | Tie 1–1 | Packers 24–10 † | Vikings 23–7 | Packers 30–28–1 | | 1991 | Tie 1–1 | Vikings 35–21 | Packers 27–7 | Packers 31–29–1 | | 1992 | Vikings 2–0 | Vikings 23–20(OT) | Vikings 27–7 | Tie 31–31–1 | Packers trade for QB Brett Favre. Vikings eliminate the Packers from playoff contention with their win in Minnesota. | 1993 | Vikings 2–0 | Vikings 21–17 † | Vikings 15–13 | Vikings 33–31–1 | In Minnesota, Vikings' K Fuad Reveiz kicked five field goals, including the game-winner. Final season both teams faced off at Milwaukee County Stadium in Milwaukee. Both teams finished with 9–7 records, but the Vikings clinched the better playoff seed based on their head-to-head sweep. | 1994 | Tie 1–1 | Packers 16–10 | Vikings 13–10(OT) | Vikings 34–32–1 | | 1995 | Tie 1–1 | Packers 38–21 | Vikings 27–24 | Vikings 35–33–1 | | 1996 | Tie 1–1 | Packers 38–10 | Vikings 30–21 | Vikings 36–34–1 | Packers win Super Bowl XXXI. | 1997 | Packers 2–0 | Packers 38–32 | Packers 27–11 | Tie 36–36–1 | Packers lose Super Bowl XXXII. | 1998 | Vikings 2–0 | Vikings 37–24 | Vikings 28–14 | Vikings 38–36–1 | In Green Bay, the Vikings' win snapped the Packers' 25-game home winning streak in the regular season and 29-game home winning streak total, including playoffs, an NFL record. | 1999 | Tie 1–1 | Packers 23–20 | Vikings 24–20 | Vikings 39–37–1 | | † Denotes a Packers home game played in Milwaukee |
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Season | Season series | at Green Bay Packers | at Minnesota Vikings | Overall series | Notes |
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2000 | Packers 2–0 | Packers 26–20(OT) | Packers 33–28 | Tie 39–39–1 | In Green Bay, Packers win following Packers' WR Antonio Freeman's rolling catch off his shoulder and run in for a touchdown in overtime, prompting commentator Al Michaels to famously say, "he did WHAT?!" | 2001 | Tie 1–1 | Packers 24–13 | Vikings 35–13 | Tie 40–40–1 | | 2002 | Tie 1–1 | Packers 26–22 | Vikings 31–21 | Tie 41–41–1 | | 2003 | Tie 1–1 | Vikings 30–25 | Packers 30–27 | Tie 42–42–1 | | 2004 | Packers 2–0 | Packers 34–31 | Packers 34–31 | Packers 44–42–1 | | 2004 Playoffs | Vikings 1–0 | Vikings 31–17 | — | Packers 44–43–1 | NFC Wild Card Round. | 2005 | Vikings 2–0 | Vikings 20–17 | Vikings 23–20 | Vikings 45–44–1 | Packers draft QB Aaron Rodgers. | 2006 | Packers 2–0 | Packers 9–7 | Packers 23–17 | Packers 46–45–1 | | 2007 | Packers 2–0 | Packers 34–0 | Packers 23–16 | Packers 48–45–1 | In Minnesota, Packers' QB Brett Favre breaks Dolphins' QB Dan Marino's record for most career touchdown passes following a 16-yard touchdown pass to Packers' WR Greg Jennings. Last season for Brett Favre as a Packers quarterback. | 2008 | Tie 1–1 | Packers 24–19 | Vikings 28–27 | Packers 49–46–1 | Packers' QB Aaron Rodgers makes his first career start in Green Bay. Vikings' win after Packers' K Mason Crosby missed a potential game-winning 52-yard field goal in the game's final seconds. | 2009 | Vikings 2–0 | Vikings 38–26 | Vikings 30–23 | Packers 49–48–1 | Vikings sign former Packers QB Brett Favre. |
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Season | Season series | at Green Bay Packers | at Minnesota Vikings | Overall series | Notes |
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2010 | Packers 2–0 | Packers 28–24 | Packers 31–3 | Packers 51–48–1 | Final season for Brett Favre. Packers win Super Bowl XLV. | 2011 | Packers 2–0 | Packers 45–7 | Packers 33–27 | Packers 53–48–1 | In Green Bay, the Packers recorded their largest victory against the Vikings with a 38–point differential. | 2012 | Tie 1–1 | Packers 23–14 | Vikings 37–34 | Packers 54–49–1 | Vikings clinch the final playoff spot and deny the Packers a first-round bye, setting up a playoff rematch at Green Bay the following week. | 2012 Playoffs | Packers 1–0 | Packers 24–10 | — | Packers 55–49–1 | NFC Wild Card Round. | 2013 | Packers 1–0–1 | Tie 26–26(OT) | Packers 44–31 | Packers 56–49–2 | In Green Bay, the tie game marked the first NFL game to end in a tie under the new overtime format, where both teams scored a field goal in overtime. | 2014 | Packers 2–0 | Packers 42–10 | Packers 24–21 | Packers 58–49–2 | | 2015 | Tie 1–1 | Vikings 20–13 | Packers 30–13 | Packers 59–50–2 | Vikings clinched the NFC North with their win in Green Bay. | 2016 | Tie 1–1 | Packers 38–25 | Vikings 17–14 | Packers 60–51–2 | Vikings open U.S. Bank Stadium, with their game against the Packers being their inaugural game at the new stadium. Packers eliminated the Vikings from playoff contention with their win. | 2017 | Vikings 2–0 | Vikings 16–0 | Vikings 23–10 | Packers 60–53–2 | In Minnesota, Vikings' LB Anthony Barr delivered a hit to Packers' QB Aaron Rodgers, which resulted in Rodgers suffering a broken collarbone and missing nine games. Following the incident, Rodgers alleged that Barr gave him "the finger' and told him to "suck it". The hit prompted the introduction of a new rule aimed at penalizing similar hits with a roughing the passer penalty. Vikings sweep Packers for the first time since 2009. | 2018 | Vikings 1–0–1 | Tie 29–29(OT) | Vikings 24–17 | Packers 60–54–3 | | 2019 | Packers 2–0 | Packers 21–16 | Packers 23–10 | Packers 62–54–3 | Packers clinched the NFC North with their win in Minnesota. |
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Season | Season series | at Green Bay Packers | at Minnesota Vikings | Overall series | Notes |
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2020 | Tie 1–1 | Vikings 28–22 | Packers 43–34 | Packers 63–55–3 | Game in Minnesota is the highest-scoring game in the rivalry (77 points). | 2021 | Tie 1–1 | Packers 37–10 | Vikings 34–31 | Packers 64–56–3 | Packers eliminated the Vikings from playoff contention with their win. | 2022 | Tie 1–1 | Packers 41–17 | Vikings 23–7 | Packers 65–57–3 | Game in Green Bay was Aaron Rodgers' final win as a Packers' quarterback. | 2023 | Tie 1–1 | Vikings 24–10 | Packers 33−10 | Packers 66–58–3 | | 2024 | Vikings 2–0 | Vikings 31–29 | Vikings 27–25 | Packers 66–60–3 | Vikings clinched a playoff berth following the Packers' Week 15 win against the Seahawks. |
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