The Green Bay Packers led the Minnesota Vikings 22-10. Then everything collapsed.

Minnesota scored 29 unanswered points as the Packers' offensive line disintegrated, Jordan Love committed two costly turnovers, penalties extended critical drives and Matt LaFleur made a controversial decision to take a successful field goal off the board.

Is it too early to hit the panic button after one game? Are the Packers' problems fixable, or should LaFleur already be feeling pressure after another familiar collapse?

On Packers: DERAILED, J.J. Lahey and Jake Schyvinck break down everything that went wrong in Green Bay's 39-22 Week 1 loss to the Vikings.

We will discuss:

• Whether LaFleur was right to remove three points and attempt a fourth-and-1

• Why trusting this offensive line to execute a quarterback sneak was such a questionable choice

• Protection failures involving Donovan Jennings, Jacob Monk and the rest of Green Bay's offensive line

• Whether Jager Burton, Aaron Banks or Anthony Belton should enter the starting lineup

• How much responsibility belongs to Jordan Love for the fourth-quarter collapse

• Encouraging performances from Christian Watson, Matthew Golden and Tucker Kraft

• Why the Packers produced explosive plays without sustaining a functional offense

• Whether Jonathan Gannon's defense played better than the final score suggests

• The penalties that repeatedly allowed Minnesota to extend drives

• Brandon Cisse winning the CB2 job and the frightening depth behind him

• Why Carrington Valentine struggled when Cisse left the game

• Whether Week 1 exposed fixable personnel problems or deeper issues with LaFleur's team

One loss does not end a season. But after the Packers spent an entire offseason talking about finishing games, watching them immediately reproduce last year's problems should concern everyone.

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