Vikings back Aaron Jones had a workhorse afternoon that was the type of role the Packers were expected to reserve for his replacement Josh Jacobs.

Minnesota Vikings running back Aaron Jones was denied a Lambeau Leap in his return to Green Bay, but he earned something even better: a victory over the Packers.

As the clock ticked to the final seconds of a wild game at Lambeau Field, Aaron Jones looked across the line of scrimmage. The Vikings running back caught the eyes of several of his former Packers teammates -- and only then did the trash-talking begin.

Aaron Jones had himself a joyous return to Lambeau Field on Sunday afternoon, as the Minnesota Vikings held off the Green Bay Packers 31–29.

Aaron Jones traveled back to Green Bay to play at Lambeau Field for the first time since departing from the Packers back in March of this year – playing a vital role in the Vikings win over Jones’ former team on Sunday,

Packers linebacker Quay Walker meant "no disrespect" but declined to acknowledge the Vikings star Aaron Jones' legacy in Green Bay.

Aaron Jones found himself in familiar territory after Sunday's game against the Green Bay Packers. After the Vikings' 31-29 victory, Jones did a Lambeau Leap — or a Victory Vault as the Vikings' social media labeled it — to embrace Vikings fans in the crowd at his former home stadium, Lambeau Field.