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The Packers beat the Vikings 37-10.

We are on two minute warning.

Here’s what happened tonight in the NFL playoffs.

1. Packers grabbed NFC first place and home field advantage in playoffs and first round
2. The Philadelphia Eagles grabbed the playoffs
3. The Minnesota Vikings fell

Rodgers ranks 29-38,288 yards, with two touchdowns and no kidnappings and a 114.8 QB rating.

Jordan Love is now playing at the Packers as Aaron Rodgers puts on his jacket and spends time on the sidelines for the rest of this game.

Vikings rookie Kellen Mond comes into play and replaces Sean Mannion. He’s from Texas A&M.

Mannion made 19/29, 151 yards and a touchdown. He didn’t turn the ball around.

And the Vikings lose 3 and again after the Packers dropped an easy 6.

AJ Dillon crashed into the finish line 7 yards away and then throws himself into Lambeau Field fans. The Packers offensive line will only continue to control the Vikings line of defense, especially in the red zone.

This is Dillon’s second touchdown game.

This run lasted more than six minutes at the game clock as the Packers seek to lock NFC North’s top spot. The Eagles are also gaining ground with the Vikings defeat.

Packers 37, Vikings 10

11 games, 70 yards, 6:19

Sean Mannion throws his first NFL touch to KJ Osborn and gets the Vikings on the board.

This happened after lineman Garrett Bradbury grabbed 20 yards of the catch after it deviated from a big hit from Ty Conklin and Bradbury grabbed it and rumbled down the field. Honestly, it was the coolest play of the evening.

The third quarter also ended with touch feed.

Packers 30, Vikings 10

8 games, 65 yards, 3:22

Green Bay will add three more points in a short drive after taking control of the midfield from the Vikings as they turn it downhill.

Green Bay 30, Vikings 3

8 games, 32 yards, 3:48

Hi, at least the Vikings got at least one first down.

It’s a Packers ball in midfield.

This is now officially in the blowout area. AJ Dillon makes the fourth touchdown of the year in four yards.

It looks like NFC is going through Lambeau Field. And it also looks like Aaron Rodgers is adding a second MVP award to his trophy box.

Packers 27, Vikings 3

7 games, 37 yards, 3:51

Add another 3-and-out for the Vikings. They collected two yards in the second half opening time.

Will the Vikings get past midfield again?

Right now it feels like 1 degree in Green Bay. It’s toasty!

Chad Graff breaks it down.

Greg Joseph scores a 51-yard goal when time runs out in the first half. It is impressive considering its 10 degrees. It is the longest goal field in January in Lambeau Field history per shipment.

The Vikings picked up three downs in a last-minute practice with Sean Mannion, which is impressive considering they had one first fall before this run.

Packers 20, Vikings 3

10 games, 42 yards, 1:03

No words. Just look. What is this?

Green Bay scores with just over a minute left, and Aaron Rodgers finds it in the Davante Adams goal area. Adams is now over 100 yards in the first set.

Packers cruise down the field to pick up that touchdown just before halftime.

Green Bay now has 299 yards. Minnesota has 28 yards.

Packers 20, Vikings 0

6 games, 63 yards, 1:03

Can Green Bay cheat on its lead before Half Time?

Green Bay’s defense forces another 3 in and out. Yeah. Just give the ball to Dalvin Cook. The season is in line.

Aaron Rodgers finds Allen in Lazard’s 20-yard pass, giving the Packers a 13-0 lead over Minnesota.

Lazard jumped over Chris Boyd to grab the ball and come down with it.

There are 4:11 left in the second quarter and MVP songs echo around Lambeau Field.

Packers 13, Vikings 0

6 games, 66 yards, 3:21