Packers Fans Were Disgusted With Team’s Dreadful Start vs. Rival Vikings

Fans of the Green Bay Packers are not enjoying their Sundays.

The Minnesota Vikings walked into Lambeau Field in Week 4 and jumped out to a 28-0 second quarter lead. While the Packers did finally get on the board just before halftime, things were not looking good for them in Jordan Love's return. They went to the locker room down 28-7.

Packers fans were not a happy bunch, as they lashed out at the team and the officials, blaming anyone they could for the team's awful performance. They took to social media to express their disgust.

Jefferson touchdown. This is the worst I’ve seen the Packers look in a while.
— Andy Herman (@AndyHermanNFL) September 29, 2024

I'm not saying that the Packers are playing good ball, because they are not...but these officials are leaving much to be desired.
— Seth Poplaski (@SethPopsPhoto) September 29, 2024

The refs are nowhere close to the reason why the Packers are getting embarrassed, but what the hell are these rulings man
— Limited Gamesmanship (@Ferd_Turgeson) September 29, 2024

Am I allowed to be worried about the Packers' pass rush yet
— Justis Mosqueda (@JuMosq) September 29, 2024

Probably should have gone with Malik Willis for one more week. This isn’t a shot at 10. He hasn’t been horrible. He’s clearly not even close to 100% and not moving around well at all.

Willis and the game-plan around him was going beautifully. Let Jordan Love heal 100%. @Packers
— Sam Cares (@SamCares11) September 29, 2024

Yeah, it was bad. Packers Twitter was becoming a dark place.

Sam Darnold was brilliant for the Vikings in the first half, completing 11 of 15 passes for 136 yards, with three touchdowns and no interceptions. He completed passes to eight different receivers, and wideout Jordan Addison had a seven-yard rush for a touchdown and a 29-yard reception for a touchdown.

Meanwhile, in his return from injury, Love struggled. He only completed 12 of 24 throws for 118 yards, with a touchdown and two interceptions. It was a rough half all the way around.