Sunday’s Week 2 games begin with the Green Bay Packers hosting the Minnesota Vikingslive on Sky Sports Action.

Here is what to expect…
Minnesota (1-0) won 28-12 at a fascinating game in the home to Atlanta. Kirk Cousins drove only 10 passes in that game (eight completions, 98 yards, 1 touchdown and no picks), 10 behind the next-lowest starters (Lamar Jackson and Russell Wilson). 10 players drove over 40 moves a week!
It ended up being a consequence of a terrific ground game (Dalvin Cook had 111 yards on 21 carries) and also a ferocious defensive performance (just two interceptions and a fumble recovery). The Vikings D looked straight back to its 2017 manners.
Talking of wonderful defense, following their performance against the Bears at the season opener, the Packers (1-0) rank in the top ten in total, scoring, rushing, third-down and red zone defense and are tied for second in sacks.
On the other hand, the crime ranks close to the base of each major category. Can they fare when they did in the street against the league’s best D?
Dalvin Cook is the key guy for Minnesota, at least. After a demanding, injury-filled beginning to his career, he had been the gap for the Vikings in their first week , scoring two touchdowns and totalling 120 metres.
How well will he do against a Green Bay D that held Mike Davis and David Montgomery into 19 and 18 yards, respectively, last week?
For the Packers, who’ll emerge as the target behind Davante Adams? Marquez Valdes-Scantling needed a game-changing 47-yard catch against the Bears, but he is unproven in his next year. Since linking Green Bay in the start of last year jimmy Graham scored the only touchdown of the game, but has topped 100 metres.
Jake Kumerow? Geronimo Allison? Trevor Davis? Aaron Rodgers needs playmakers to throw .
The Packers haven’t won this fixture in the previous four (0-3-1), even though they may feel that they should have won the first meeting last year, a 29-29 tie in Lambeau Field in this fixture ended 29-29.
Green Bay gave up 22 points from the fourth quarter and Mason Crosby missed a field goal as time expired in regular time.
Defense – and even more especially both sides defensive line – will be key.
Both teams are high five in sacks after Week 1, and both boast pass rushes that may interfere with the opposing quarterbacks. Which group will have the success getting following the QB?

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