his head back twice and yelling into the cool night air. "I practiced that," Guion said. "I was planning on getting a couple sacks tonight."

The Packers signed Guion in hopes he'd become a rotational linemen on their new-look defensive line. That was until B.J. Raji's season-ending biceps injury thrust him into a starting role.

It's been a slow start for the 6-foot-4, 315-pound defensive lineman after missing most of camp with a hamstring injury. Prior to Thursday, Guion had three tackles in his first four games.

Afterward in the locker room, Guion said he had added motivated to show up his former team. His teammates see it this week in practice.

"Most definitely," Guion said. "You get juiced up when you're playing against your old team and showing them what theymissed."

Jennings hasn't been able to say the same. He was held to one catch for 9 yards in his first game against the Packers last season and still only has five for 69 yards in three matchups.

Although his first catch on Thursday night resulted in a loud round of boos from the Lambeau Field crowd, Jennings took a moment after the game to give a few high-5s. A once-popular personality in Green Bay, his parting comments about Aaron Rodgers and the team's culture rubbed many fans the wrong way.

Jennings will get another shot at the Packers at the end of next month in Minnesota. Meanwhile, the Vikings have 10 days until their next game against the Detroit Lions.

"Is there a little bit more that kind of tries to