The Vikings and Packers head into Sunday's game at Lambeau Field well aware they'll need other ways to win besides what got them through Week 1 unscathed.
Three days before the Vikings won throwing the ball 10 times, the Packers won at Chicago with 10 points for the first time since a 2-0 victory on Oct. 16, 1932.
"Each game," said Vikings coach Mike Zimmer with a shrug, "is different."
The 39-year-old offensive wunderkind was hired to revitalize the Packers' offense. To prevent Aaron Rodgers from retiring with only one ring. To bring a youthful NextGen pedigree that meshes some old-school Shanahan two-back with some new-school McVay three-receiver looks.