No, and one of the reasons why is the loss of Kampman, as strange as it sounds.
But, what I am eluding to is that no matter how dominant Green Bay's defense appears to be on paper, there is no reason to believe it would fare much better against Minnesota in a third match-up. Because, I'm a stickler for the concept of match-ups in the NFL in that certain teams are built to attack certain types of offenses and defenses. Minnesota happens to be an offense that Green Bay's defense cannot handle. Minny's defense is no match for Green Bay's offense, but they make enough plays to limit Green Bay's potency. The same goes for Minnesota's versus Arizona - bad match-up for the Vikes.
Over the past 19 years, NFC #1 teams have advanced to the Big Dance 14 times; #2 seeds 5 times; #3 seeds once; #4 seeds ZERO; #5 seeds twice (last season Arizona); #6 seeds ZERO.
Green Bay appears like it will be the #5 seed, so there is hope and this is where the match-ups come into play. If the current seeding holds out, which I believe they should, Green Bay and Minny could meet in the divisional round, after Green Bay knocks off Arizona. Arizona will be the #4 seed (#3 plays #6 and #4 plays #5) and my speculation side believes Green Bay matches up brilliantly with Arizona.
However, I have to also point out that Minnesota faces #6, #8 and #9 passing defenses over the final three weeks. Couple that with Minny's recent stagnancy in the running game and there is a decent chance Minny doesn't end up with the #2 seed. Gonna be a great finish to this regular season.