The Vikings (6-1) visit the Packers (6-3) in Week 10 on Nov. 15, 2026, at Lambeau Field in Green Bay. Kickoff is set for 1:00 p.m. ET (10:00 a.m. PT), with the game airing on FOX.
Below, bettors can find NFL odds and a Packers vs Vikings prediction for the NFC North matchup.
Packers vs Vikings Odds: Spread, Moneyline & Total
Vikings vs Packers Prediction
Based on Minnesota’s unsustainable victory in Week 1 against the Packers in Week 1 and the short rest spot, my Packers vs Vikings prediction is the Packers Spread (-3.5, -105).
I’m going to wait until the conclusion of Bills at Vikings before making a final prediction for this game. That being said, I’m inclined to side with the Packers or pass entirely on the contest.
Green Bay delivered a thorough beatdown of the Patriots on Sunday. As a three-point underdog, the Packers notched five red zone opportunities against what I considered a good defense.
In Week 1, the Packers scored 22 points against the allegedly amazing Vikings defense. It could have reached a higher level if not for the fact Green Bay finished 1-for-4 in the red zone.
Still, the Packers earned a halftime advantage and led entering the fourth quarter. An ensuing meltdown allowed the Vikings to win 39-22 in a game that was closer than the score indicated.
Minnesota’s defensive luck has continued since that performance. Additionally, Brian Flores’ unit has largely faced bad offenses en route to their stellar defensive rating.
This game marks the third straight for the defense against a top-10 offense by DVOA. In Detroit, the Vikings allowed three red zone opportunities.
Excluding the MNF game against Buffalo, Minnesota has now allowed at least three red zone chances in three games. Those shortcomings? Green Bay, Chicago and Detroit.
More concerning is how the Vikings defense holds up on a short week. The team will travel to face the Packers on a short week with a rest disadvantage.
Offensively, the Vikings should struggle to move the ball. Minnesota faces a Packers defense that ranks third in pass DVOA vs. 14th in rush DVOA through Week 9.
The Vikings have neither thrown or run the ball well this season. When they did have success, it came through the air. From Week 4 to Week 8, the Vikings averaged a 16.6% pass DVOA rating.
By comparison, Minnesota posted a -26.3% pass DVOA rating in their first three games. Accordingly, I predict the Packers cover the spread and continue their winning streak.
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