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NFL Scores, Live Updates: Vikings host Packers in massive NFC North showdown

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Tyreek Hill had five catches in the first half on Sunday against the Browns. (Nick Cammett/Getty Images)

While the Lions and Eagles – and probably also the Commanders, as well as the NFC North and South winners – will have a say in the matter, Packers vs. Vikings would be a dynamite NFC championship game. Both teams have been exceptional all year, and even if Green Bay can’t win the NFC North, Sunday’s game still holds great meaning for both teams. The 13-2 Vikings remain in the hunt for a division title and the NFC’s No. 1 seed with a win. The 11-4 Packers are 11-0 against teams currently not ahead of them in the NFC playoffs (Green Bay is 0-4 against Detroit, Minnesota and Philadelphia). If they go to the Super Bowl, they will have to win a playoff game in at least one of these teams’ stadiums, so a good indicator for the club will be this afternoon’s trip to Minneapolis.

The Miami Dolphins also close out the late Sunday afternoon window of Week 17, in Cleveland taking on the Browns.

Live23 updates

  • Josh Jacobs cashes the pick and the Packers cut it to two scores

    Make it seven straight games with a touchdown for Josh Jacobs after that two-yard TD run, and it’s 20-10 with five minutes left in the third quarter. The Packers are back.

  • The Packers choose Darnold and are a little late

    Carrington Valentine is huge for the Packers, who have one of their best next-day scoring chances after this pick, starting deep in Minnesota territory.

  • Darnold finds Jordan Addison for second TD pass of the game

    The Vikings cook. It’s 20-3 – and 20 straight points for Minnesota – after Addison’s 9th touchdown of the season. Minnesota is in control in the third quarter, now up three scores.

  • Tyler Huntley extends Miami lead

    That 13-yard run was the first touchdown of the game and gave Miami a 10-point lead early in the third quarter. He totaled 20 yards rushing in the game after this one and was very efficient through the air – 17 of 20 for 189 yards.

  • Will Reichard closes the first half with a basket after an adventure final play

    After Green Bay took an “ice the kicker” timeout, Reichard missed from 55 yards with zeros on the clock. One problem, Green Bay, was flagged for offside. Reichard then made a 50-yard attempt, thanks to a chorus of whistles, as Matt LaFleur called a second timeout – something he was able to do thanks to the penalty – before the Vikings kicker made ultimately the 50-yard kick that entered the game. pounds and finished the half with a 13-3 lead.

  • The Vikings lead 10-3

    Minnesota found itself in a goal-and-score situation, but failed to muster a touchdown, and Will Reichard made his second field goal of the game to give the Vikings a one-touchdown advantage.

  • The Dolphins close the first half with a field goal to take the lead

    A low-scoring Cleveland game is at halftime as Miami maintains a 6-3 lead. Snoop Huntley was effective for Miami, in place of Tua Tagovailoa, going 13 of 16 for 143 yards in the first half. Tyreek Hill had five catches for 69 yards. Miami needs a win to stay alive in the AFC wild card race.

    Tyreek Hill had five catches in the first half Sunday against the Browns.

    Tyreek Hill had five catches in the first half Sunday against the Browns. (Nick Cammett/Getty Images)

  • The Vikings on the move after the failure of the Packers’ 4th try

    The Vikings followed up with a big run from Cam Akers to get a first and goal.

  • Packers fail to convert 4th down deep in Vikings territory

    Matt LaFleur chooses to go for it and fails on a 4th and 2, rather than attempt another field goal attempt from Brandon McManus. The score remains 7-3, Vikings, midway through the second quarter.

  • Sam Darnold hits Jalen Nailor for six

    When Justin Jefferson and Jordan Addison get most of the attention, it’s time for a No. 3 receiver to step up. Nailor has filled that role all season, and now he’s thrown six touchdowns this season after that Darnold rainbow to give Minnesota a 7-3 lead.

  • Aaron Jones cooking early for Minnesota

  • The Packers take a 3-0 lead

    After Reichard’s miss, Green Bay took him down to the red zone, but had to settle for a basket from Brandon McManus at the end of the first quarter.

  • Dustin Hopkins gets Cleveland on the board with a basket

    It looks like points might be hard to come by in Cleveland, with the Browns finally getting some points to make it 3-3 on a 25-yard field goal with just under 11 minutes left in the first half.

  • Will Reichard fails for Minnesota and the game remains scoreless

    The Vikings kicker hits the crossbar from 57 yards out and the game remains scoreless as both defenses are in control in the first quarter.

  • Tyreek Hill tries to keep Miami in the playoff race 🐆

  • The Vikings force a quick three

    Minnesota’s defense forced a fumble and a quick punt on Green Bay’s first two series and looked superb on its first two trips.

  • Packers dodge a bullet and stop after a turnover

    Green Bay managed to get a confidence-inspiring stop after a sudden change in fortunes that could have gone south. Minnesota blew a 28-0 lead to Green Bay the first time these two teams met, in Week 4, en route to a 31-29 victory.

  • Miami gets on the board first with Jason Sanders’ field goal

    Sanders had JUST enough to bounce it off the crossbar and in.

    Sound off on this one:

    Snoop Huntley was sharp from the start, completing six of his first seven throws for 63 yards

  • Josh Jacobs fumbles during Green Bay’s first drive

    Vikings defensive end Jerry Tillery knocked him out and Minnesota was in business early after getting the ball. The Vikings will start with good field positioning after their 31st putback of the season, which ranks them second in the NFL this season.

  • The Vikings and Packers are on their way to Minnesota

    Green Bay won the coin toss and will start with the ball. They are still fighting for the wild card spot in the NFC and will need to win on the road in the playoffs if they want to advance to the Super Bowl in New Orleans, and with Minnesota still in the hunt for the title. Seeded No. 1, this will be a decisive test for the Packers, in a huge road game at the end of the season.

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