Packers fans fed up with Matt LaFleur after collapse to begin 2026
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel • • sports
Key Points:
- The Green Bay Packers lost to the Minnesota Vikings 39-22 after holding a 22-10 lead in the third quarter, with the Vikings scoring the final 29 points of the game.
- This collapse mirrors previous late-game failures by the Packers, including a notable wild-card loss to the Chicago Bears where they allowed 25 fourth-quarter points.
- A critical coaching decision by Matt LaFleur to attempt a fourth-down conversion instead of taking a field goal while leading 25-17 shifted momentum to the Vikings, who then scored on their next possession.
- The loss continues a troubling pattern of blown leads for the Packers, prompting frustration among fans and scrutiny of LaFleur's game management.
