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Home | Sports | Access Vikings The team has scored about half the points it had last year at this time, and it shows. By SID HARTMAN, Star Tribune Last update: October 16, 2010 - 11:45 PM Print this story E-mail this story Save to del.icio.us Share on Digg Related Content Steve Hutchinson Carlos Gonzalez, Star Tribune More from Sid Hartman Despite 1-3 record, Vikings won't panic Moss cannot wait to return to Dome Ryan tree has roots in Minnesota Moss...Read Full Story

Minnesota Vikings: -Brad Childress finally got the playoff monkey off his back, and the Vikes are heading into the postseason. The Vikings still don’t really have their quarterback situation resolved yet, but we will see how Tavaris Jackson does in his first playoff game. After Jackson played poorly to begin the season, Childress did not hesitate to yank him for veteran Gus Frerotte, who led the offense until he got injured with three games left in the season. Jackson would again be put in...Read Full Story

By Andy Benoit, www.NFLTouchdown.com Predicted: 1st 2007 Record: 8-8 (2nd NFC North) Head Coach: Brad Childress (3rd year) Roster Quick View *rookie **new veteran Offense QB: Tarvaris Jackson Under considerable pressure in 2008. Remarkably athletic, but must improve his decision making and deep-ball accuracy. RB: Adrian Peterson One of the best pure runners to ever enter the NFL. Needs a passing attack around him to mitigate the number of eight-and nine-man fronts he’ll face. FB: Thomas...Read Full Story

The Philadelphia Eagles triumphed over the Minnesota Vikings at the Hubert H. Humphrey Metrodome in Minnesota, by a score of 26-24. Brian Dawkins and Asante Samuel showed why they earned their Pro Bowl slots by leading this defense in an impressive performance. Samuel set an NFL record for being the first player to have four post-season interceptions for touchdowns while Dawkins had 5.5 tackles, a forced fumble and he came up with the team’s only sack of the night. Vikings head coach Brad...Read Full Story

The Philadelphia Eagles triumphed over the Minnesota Vikings at the Hubert H. Humphrey Metrodome in Minnesota, by a score of 26-24. Brian Dawkins and Asante Samuel showed why they earned their Pro Bowl slots by leading this defense in an impressive performance. Samuel set an NFL record for being the first player to have four post-season interceptions for touchdowns while Dawkins had 5.5 tackles, a forced fumble and he came up with the team’s only sack of the night. Vikings head coach Brad...Read Full Story

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One of the biggest questions surrounding the Vikings this offseason is “how in the heck do you fill the shoes of a guy like Matt Birk?” Birk is a career-long Vikings who will play 2009 with another team (ravens) for the first time since he joined the NFL.  He was an incredible mainstay in the middle of the Vikings offensive line for a decade, but now we need to start looking forward and see who’s going to step up and be the man to pick up where Matty B left off. Right now it appears like it...Read Full Story

It looked as if the Lions had a chance to win their first game of the season, but in the end it was the Vikings who came up with the key plays down the stretch. The Lions are so bad that even when they forced two turnovers, and Adrian Peterson has ball security issues, they still lose. It wasn’t all negative for the Lions, though, as Daunte Culpepper played very well, and didn’t turn the ball over once, except if you count two failed fourth down conversions. Also, they were able to move the...Read Full Story

Posted by Ian Leslie on December 7th, 2008 filed in Game Stories      It looked as if the Lions had a chance to win their first game of the season, but in the end it was the Vikings who came up with the key plays down the stretch. The Lions are so bad that even when they forced two turnovers, and Adrian Peterson has ball security issues, they still lose. It wasn’t all negative for the Lions, though, as Daunte Culpepper played very well, and didn’t turn the ball over once, except if you...Read Full Story

It looked as if the Lions had a chance to win their first game of the season, but in the end it was the Vikings who came up with the key plays down the stretch. The Lions are so bad that even when they forced two turnovers, and Adrian Peterson has ball security issues, they still lose. It wasn’t all negative for the Lions, though, as Daunte Culpepper played very well, and didn’t turn the ball over once, except if you count two failed fourth down conversions. Also, they were able to move the...Read Full Story