Aaron Rodgers finished with a quarterback rating of 115.5 despite having a 68-yard touchdown pass to Donald Driver called back because guard Tony Moll was downfield illegally.

Moll was called twice for being downfield, actually, and was also penalized for a trip.

Will Blackmon on the punt return touchdown that gave the Packers life in the third quarter: “The funny thing is, I didn’t even look at the scoreboard or the clock or whatever it was. I just looked at it as the next play. I saw the seam, and I was ready to score.”

The Packers outplayed the Vikings on offense, defense, and special teams.

Adrian Peterson leveled Al Harris in the first quarter, payback for the hit Harris laid on Peterson last year which resulted in a torn LCL.

Jared Allen, who drew two holding penalties against the Packers and deflected a pass but was held without a tackle, called it “one of the least productive games I’ve had in my life.”

Brad Childress on Tarvaris Jackson’s 16 first-half passing yards: “Is that, like, a record?”

Artis Hicks, replacing suspended Bryant McKinnie at left tackle, injured his elbow and was replaced by third-stringer Marcus Johnson.

Only three of the nine Packers draft choices — Jordy Nelson, Matt Flynn, and Breno Giacomini — were active for the game, and only Nelson (who was catchless) saw the field.

Nick Barnett, echoing the sentiments of Tony Kornheiser, on Rodgers’ second-quarter touchdown pass to Korey Hall: “That’s a little, I hate to say it, a little Favre-ish.”