Give the ball to Dalvin
With a huge contribution by Dalvin Cook, the Vikings handed the Packers their first home loss since Sept. 26, 2019, and their first NFC North loss since Dec. 30, 2018.
• Career-high 30 carries for 163 yards (second-highest total of career) and three TDs. Also had two catches for 63 yards, including a 50-yard score.
• Scored all four of the Vikings' touchdowns. It was the third four-TD game in Vikings history and the first since 1979.
• His 32 touches came on 49 Vikings offensive plays (65%). Had all but four of the team's rushing attempts.
• Produced 226 of the Vikings' 324 yards on offense (70%).
• Accounted for 13 of the Vikings' 20 first downs (65%).
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