Home cooking will have to be what it takes to get the Green Bay Packers off their three-game slide when they play the Minnesota Vikings on Sunday.
The Packers were sent into their current tailspin after being roughed up by the Detroit Lions in front of a raucous Honolulu blue crew at Lambeau Field almost a month ago. The Packers have since lost to other teams that have struggled to open the season (Las Vegas and Denver) on either side of a bye week. Finding the offense will be key as they are currently ranked in the league's bottom tier in passing and rushing yards.
The Vikings find themselves looking up at the Packers in the standings but got a healthy dose of confidence last week when they ran away with their victory against the San Francisco 49ers 22-17.
A bipartisan crowd is expected for the Packers/Vikings matchup when it kicks off at Lambeau Field at noon on Sunday. The Packers will play three of their next four games at Lambeau Field.
