Packers TE Luke Musgrave seemed poised for an at least decent offensive role after Tucker Kraft's ACL tear. Musgrave caught three passes in the game Kraft left -- the Week 9 loss to Carolina -- and another three in the loss to Philadelphia. That contest also found him playing a season-high 76.5% of the offensive snaps. But Musgrave has declined to snap shares of just 34.5% and 37.9% the past two weeks. Sunday's win over the Vikings also marked the second straight game in which Musgrave ranked third among TEs in playing time.

Green Bay's first game since losing TE Tucker Kraft to an ACL tear found Luke Musgrave working as the clear lead tight end. His 52 total snaps trailed only WR Christian Watson and QB Jordan Love among non-linemen on offense. Musgrave drew just three targets, ranking sixth among Packers in that category. But he caught all three to finish third on the team in receptions amid a bad offensive outing. Musgrave collected 23 yards on those catches. He also drew a 21-yard pass-interference penalty midway through the fourth quarter to get Green Bay into the red zone on the drive that culminated in the Packers' only TD.