Cousins didn’t exactly stuff the box score in this one, but his performance provided a noticeable upgrade for the Vikings’ passing game. Getting the start on a short week following his trade to the Vikings, Cousins struggled early on, but eventually found his footing on the road against a solid Packers defense. His first big play of the game came on a 38-yard touchdown pass to Myles Price, where he placed the ball perfectly between three defenders to find Price, who then turned the ball upfield for the long score. In the fourth quarter, Cousins would connect with Gavin Bartholomew for his second touchdown pass of the day, which all but put the game out of reach for the Packers. With a full week to get ready for Week 11’s game against the Niners, we would expect Cousins and the offense to look a little more in sync. Cousins profiles as a mid-QB2 next week.