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NFL Week 10 expert picks for Packers vs. Vikings: Can GB get big win?

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Source: Wausau Pilot and Review

USA TODAY NETWORK The Green Bay Packers have won five of six games and have a chance to take a big step forward — both in the NFC playoff race and within the NFC North — when the Minnesota Vikings come to Lambeau Field for a pivotal division showdown on Sunday. And the majority of experts believe the Packers will get it done in Week 10. Of the 52 experts reviewed in this space every week, 34 picked the Packers to win straight up, or roughly 65 percent. Jordan Love put himself directly into the NFL MVP conservation at midseason with a heroic effort in New England, and Jonathan Gannon’s defense continues taking the ball away from opponents despite not having Micah Parsons. The Vikings have lost back-to-back games and are making another change at quarterback after trading for Kirk Cousins at Tuesday’s deadline.

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