The
Packers' losing streak without Aaron Rodgers is over,
though the frustration continues in Titletown.
A
tie did little to lift spirits in chilly Green Bay.
Backup
quarterback Matt
Flynn threw
for 218 yards and helped spark a rally from a 16-point deficit early
in the fourth quarter to the Minnesota
Vikings early
in the fourth quarter. But the teams could only muster field goals in
overtime and had to settle for a 26-26 draw Sunday.
"It's
an empty feeling. You go out there and didn't lose the game,"
Packers coach Mike McCarthy said. "But you feel like you didn't
accomplish what you set out to do."
Same
sentiment in the Vikings' locker room, where one player held tightly
to a hot cup of coffee to warm up following a game that started with
temperatures in the upper teens.
"I
view it as a loss, personally. We gave up a 16-point lead in the
fourth quarter," defensive end Jared
Allen said.
"I don't have a sister, but I'm going to say it's like going to
prom with your sister."
For
a while, the match was full of heart-racing drama.
Mason
Crosby hit
from 20 yards at 10:28 of the extra period and Blair
Walsh connected
from 35 with 3:54 left.
Source:
espn
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