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Come Fan with UsFriday, August 14, 2026

NFL halftime score update: Adrian Peterson and Wes Welker shine

The early games head to the half and are close affairs.

Jamie Squire
James Dator
James Dator has been covering a wide range of sports for SB Nation for over a decade, with a special focus on the NFL.

With nine games on the 1 p.m. slate, the NFL’s early contests have headed to halftime with all but two games being within one score.

At Lambeau Field, today's game between the Minnesota Vikings and Green Bay Packers has become the Adrian Peterson show. The Vikings running back has over 100 yards already, including an 82-yard touchdown run that has put the Vikings up in the first half.

In Miami, Wes Welker is having another field day against his former team. With 10 receptions and 89 yards at the half, he and Tom Brady are putting on a clinic.

Minnesota Vikings- 14 vs. Green Bay Packers- 10

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