The Vikings stunned the Packers with a gritty 39-22 comeback win in their season opener, rallying hard after a shaky start. Head coach Kevin OConnell ignited the team, and despite Kyler Murray’s early exit due to a concussion (3-of-5, 18 yards, 1 INT), Carson Wentz stepped up brilliantly, throwing for 133 yards and three touchdowns. The running game was inconsistent but still produced two TDs, while Justin Jefferson shined with two scores. Though Jordan Addison and Jauan Jennings went quiet, T.J. Hockenson delivered a key touchdown. With Murray’s status uncertain, Wentz proved he can lead — and the offense’s resilience under pressure bodes well for the Vikings’ future.
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