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What ‘shocked’ Packers’ Matt LaFleur about Vikings’ Kirk Cousins trade

The Green Bay Packers are currently making preparations for their upcoming home game vs the Minnesota Vikings. In this one, the Packers will be squaring off against quarterback Kirk Cousins, whom the Vikings reunited with via a trade with the Las Vegas Raiders prior to the deadline earlier this week. Now, Packers head coach Matt LaFleur has shared […] The post What ‘shocked’ Packers’ Matt LaFleur…

What ‘shocked’ Packers’ Matt LaFleur about Vikings’ Kirk Cousins trade

Green Bay Packers head coach Matt LaFleur expressed surprise over the Minnesota Vikings' trade for quarterback Kirk Cousins from the Las Vegas Raiders. According to LaFleur, he was "shocked" when he saw the trade package the Vikings received in return for Cousins. The deal saw the Raiders part with a future third-round pick in exchange for the veteran quarterback.

LaFleur noted that Cousins remained largely the same player he was during his previous tenure with the Vikings. Despite the trade, the Packers should still feel confident about their chances against the Minnesota team, which has undergone a significant change following a two-game losing streak. The Packers will be without running back Josh Jacobs for the upcoming home game against the Vikings, as he is recovering from finger surgery. Kickoff for this game is scheduled for Sunday at 1:00 pm ET at Green Bay.

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