Can the Packers Avoid Repeating Their Week 1 Mistakes Against Minnesota?

Strange things happened the last time the Green Bay Packers faced the Minnesota Vikings. They averaged 6.7 yards per play to Minnesota's 4.1 and outgained the Vikings 419-239, a 180-yard advantage. Somehow, the Packers still lost by 17 points, which should be mathematically impossible.

Much of that collapse came in the second half, as Brian Flores' defensive scheme eventually overwhelmed Green Bay's pass protection. They managed to contain Minnesota's aggressive blitzing approach for roughly two and a half quarters, but the final numbers were ugly.

Jordan Love was sacked four times, took 15 QB hits, and was pressured on 54.3% of his dropbacks, the highest rate of any quarterback in Week 1.…