2025 CHTV Watch Party: Vikings vs Packers

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2025 CHTV Watch Party: Vikings vs Packers

Join Corey and Aaron for our watch party of Green Bay's Week 12 showdown with the Minnesota Vkings! Kicking off at 11:55am Lambeau Time.

By PackerAaron

Nov 23, 2025

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pantz_bURp

November 23, 2025 at 08:46 am

Hello, Bueller, Bueller....anyone, anyone...

And you all proclaim you are Packer Fanz!?! Where the heck are you all?

GAME DAY STARTS NOW! If it doesn't require a tournaquet, IT CAN WAIT!

Horns down,

Lover Boy

Packerpasty

November 23, 2025 at 10:46 am

Reclaim Lambeau!! Don't make JJ McCarthy look like a seasoned vet QB!!!

BabeParilli

November 23, 2025 at 11:05 am

This will be an interesting game today.

Go Pack Go!

The Packers General Management's Propagandists - whose task is to create diversions for the Traitorous work of Gutekunst and Ineptitude of Jordan Love - are trying to scape goat Matt Lafleur.

Part of that is questioning why Matt Lafleur takes the ball out of Jordan's hands - all of College Football's, both FBS and FCS, leader in interceptions his 3rd and final year of college who last year tied an 80 year Packers record by - and goes to a running game.

Here is part of the answer:

Love became the first Packers player since Irv Comp (a Packers Hall of Famer with 34 career defensive interceptions) in 1944 to throw at least one interception in each of his first eight games of a season last year, 2024-25. Love became the first player on any NFL team to do this since Case Keenum during his lone season with the Broncos in 2018.

Love threw 11 interceptions in 2023-2024, but 10 of them came in his first nine games.

There are times when Jordan Love is Dr. Jekyll but more often Jordan is Dr. Hyde.

So why take the ball out of Jordan's hands and run the ball?

And why are the Packers so much better with Malik Willis as they were with Aaron Rodgers?

Packers record when the Packers run 50% of more: 16 wins 3 losses

Packers record when the Packers run less than 50% 9 wins 18 losses and 1 tie

Packers record when the Packers run 45% of more: 20 wins, 5 losses

Packers record when the Packers run less than 45%: 7 wins, 15 losses, 1 tie

Last week the Packers ran the ball 23 times and dropped back to pass 28 times, runs were 45.1% of the 51 total offensive plays making the Packers record 20 wins and 5 losses when the Packers run more than 45% of offensive plays .

So with that, lets see what Matt Lafleur calls today against the Vikings - Jacobs may be out so Lafleur may have to have Jordan pass more.

Packers

D Overall 7th, 19.6

Run D 3.8, 3rd

Pass D 89.6, 10th

Run O 4.1, 23rd

Pass O, 6th, 104.2

Vikings

D Overall 16th, 23.2

Run D, 4.1, 12th

Pass D 98.9, 24th

Run O 4.7, 9th

Pass O, 30th, 68.5

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TKWorldWide

November 23, 2025 at 11:22 am

When I was about ten years old watching Monday Night Football with my dad, the announcer said, “And you know, Dallas is 19-2 in games with Tony Dorsett carrying 20 or more times.” So I turned to my dad and asked, “Why don’t they just give him the ball on their first 20 plays every week?”

I had a lot to learn.

Oppy

November 23, 2025 at 12:44 pm

Love isn't a problem for the Packers.

Edited to remove unnecessary name calling. Figure I'd replace it with some wisdom about stats.
You state, "..making the Packers record 20 wins and 5 losses when the Packers run more than 45% of offensive plays ."

Here's something you need to understand, sometimes people mistake the cause for the effect, and vice versa.
This is something other people around here get mixed up, too.

Most of the time, when a NFL team gets a 2-score lead on their opponent, they start moving towards a clock-control / protect the ball offense, where they tend to pound the rock more to keep the clock moving and reduce the risk of a big turnover, as opposed to throwing the ball, potentially stopping the clock with any incompletion, or worse yet, throwing a costly pick.

Running the ball more isn't generally the cause for increased win percentage; being in control of the game by a healthy margin is typically the cause for increased run play selection. It's not that good teams win more because they run the ball more, it's that good teams are more often in a position where they play from a lead and they run the ball to close out games.

Stats: They don't lie, but you need to understand what is being measured, and what they do and don't actually tell you.
Context, it's kind of a big deal.