The cast of ESPN's Get Up does not see this Green Bay Packers team emerging victorious in Week 10.

While none of the four analysts gave score predictions, they all predict the Minnesota Vikings will improve to 7-2 with a statement win at Lambeau Field.

Louis Riddick, Andrew Hawkins, Will Compton, and Taylor Lewan all chose the Vikings over the Packers in Sunday's NFC North showdown.

It's important to remember what the Vikings did to GB in Week 1, though that game was played in Minnesota.

Packers fans will go back to the officials in that one, but ultimately, there's no excuse for giving up 29 unanswered points.

It feels like those days are behind the Packers, but with head coach Matt LaFleur at the helm, anything can happen on Sunday, Nov. 15.

Micah Parsons is still two weeks out from returning, but this Packers defense has been unbelievable the past few weeks.

There were a few breakdowns in coverage against the New England Patriots, but it didn't matter as Jordan Love played out of his mind.

Love leads the league in passing, and one could argue he now has the most dynamic receiving duo in the NFL.

On the other side, Justin Jefferson is stuck doing absolutely nothing in this Vikings offense. He has just 31 receptions for 393 yards this season. For reference, Love threw for 387 yards in Week 1.

Tucker Kraft, who's coming off a torn ACL, is only 42 yards shy of Jefferson's total this season. 

Both Matthew Golden (14.8) and Christian Watson (17.9) are well ahead of Jefferson's 12.7 yards per reception, and it's really not even close.

Now with Kirk Cousins back, it should give Jefferson an opportunity to emerge as a dominant WR1 once again.

Once Carson Wentz came into the game in Week 1, Jefferson exploded with his best game of the year. He finished with eight receptions on nine targets for 92 yards with a pair of touchdowns.

Defensive coordinator Jonathan Gannon has had plenty of time to settle into his new role, so now just over two months later, it'll be interesting to see what adjustments he makes.

No one is denying the fact that the Vikings' defense is legit, but Love has blossomed into a true MVP candidate this season, and with what he did against Minnesota in Week 1, it's crazy to think the entire Get Up crew predicted the Packers would fall to 6-4.