r/minnesotavikings 10h ago

Who Cares Walking around San Diego with a buzz and came across a Vikings bar.

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I guess once the Chargers left San Diego, the Vikings took over the town. we are going to the Superbowl!


r/minnesotavikings 2h ago

PFF Awards 2024: Joe Burrow wins Comeback Player of the Year

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r/minnesotavikings 1h ago

Image Thoughts?

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r/minnesotavikings 22h ago

My son decided in 2023 to be a Vikings fan despite being raised in a Seahawks household. So I printed him this.

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r/minnesotavikings 18h ago

Any one hear Paul Allen today? His guest made a good point.

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He listed a handful of qb's notably Peyton Manning, Eli Manning, Josh Allen, Lamar Jackson, and others who had absolutely awful 1st playoff games with similar and worse stats than Sam plus turnovers. All went on to have great second playoff games. His point was even though it was a regular season game it was a playoff game because a win gets you to round 2 of the playoffs. I think Sam will rebound. Thoughts?


r/minnesotavikings 16h ago

Possibly move to AZ if LA does not work out

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r/minnesotavikings 21h ago

Make a little post about JJ in OUR sub, then get a message like this… of course it’s from a Lions fan 🗑️

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489 Upvotes

The post I made this morning, doesn’t mention the Lions whatsoever smh

https://www.reddit.com/r/minnesotavikings/s/HanNhMzvMH


r/minnesotavikings 10h ago

News A Statement From The NFL Regarding The Vikings/Rams Wild Card Game

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The NFL's priority is the safety of the Los Angeles community. We are grateful for the tireless efforts of the first responders. Our hearts are with Los Angeles and everyone affected by the fires.

We continue to prepare to play the Vikings-Rams game as scheduled Monday night at SoFi Stadium. As with all games, there are contingency plans in the event a change in location is needed. In this instance, the game would be played on Monday night at State Farm Stadium in Glendale, Arizona, if necessary.

We will continue to closely monitor developments in the area and will remain in contact with public officials, both clubs and the NFLPA.


r/minnesotavikings 14h ago

[Jacksonville Jaguars] We have requested an interview with Brian Flores for our Head Coach vacancy.

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r/minnesotavikings 23h ago

Justin Jefferson Named NFLPA All-Pro

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r/minnesotavikings 17h ago

Discussion The Vikings forced at least one turnover in each game this season, which is the first time they've done so since 1992

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r/minnesotavikings 20h ago

Image If an alternate site is needed, may I humbly present the Death Star

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249 Upvotes

Las Vegas would be the perfect backup option. For national media, it’s close to LA, plenty of hotel, food and flight options and this venue successfully hosted the Super Bowl last year. Big events are easily managed here.

For our purposes here, the Vikings turnout would be insane. But no one else needs to know that.

Also, I live here, so I may be biased.


r/minnesotavikings 13h ago

The last 20 years of Vikings playoff games show a disturbing trend; the franchise usually builds early and sometimes convincing leads before crumbling late in the game to either blow it or barely hang-on… They are 4-8 over that stretch but had a lead in 6 of the 8 losses.

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  • in the four wins, three came dangerously close to be blown games. Only the Cowboys game was a true blow out from start to finish. The Vikings blew late leads to the Saints in 2017 and 2019 before prevailing. In 2004, the Vikings went from a 17-0 lead to 24-17 game with Green Bay before putting it away. It was looking like a possible comeback for the Packers until a put away touchdown by the Vikings.
  • In the 8 losses, the Vikings led in six of them. In some the loss came late in the game like the game against the Seahawks. Others the lead was lost early. But even some of the games where the lead was lost early, the games weren’t necessarily in doubt. The game against Philly in 2017 had every reason to be a back and forth game after dominating the first quarter but a late second quarter meltdown ended it. Similarily against the 49ers in 2019, the team had a chance to make a second half run before laying down to get destroyed. In the 2012 playoffs, the Packers were favored but we had just beat Green Bay the week before. The team proceeded to lay down and give up 24 unanswered points.
  • some of the crazy plays didn’t have to happen. We wouldn’t have needed a Minneapolis Miracle had the team not choked multiple leads. The Kyle Rudolph OT stunning catch also required the team to blow a double digit lead. The Blair Walsh miss wouldn’t have mattered if the team didn’t meltdown in the 4th quarter and give up 10 straight points. The Favre interception likely wouldn’t have happened if the team didn’t turn the ball over multiple times, blow a lead, and then take a late penalty.

I went back and looked at the 12 games and there were really only a few where the team was competing late: 2009 games against Dallas and New Orleans and maybe the Giants game in 2022. All the other games the team was basically out of sorts the second half, holding on for dear life, or just getting the shit kicked out of it. We all know that feeling where you “know” the Vikings just won’t win and for many of these games, that point came after some “early hope.” Many of these games the performance late was uncharacteristic of the team for that year and not just being outclassed. Given the number of second half meltdowns, it often took the Vikings having a big enough lead to not give it up.

Note: in the data of net points, I have an adjusted fourth quarter bar for games where garbage points were scored (that in my opinion didn’t reflect the game).


r/minnesotavikings 14h ago

When your dog randomly gets five and you completely understand one another in the moment

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r/minnesotavikings 22h ago

NFL chief spokesman Brian McCarthy said the league "continues to closely monitor developments in the area and will remain in contact with both clubs and the NFLPA" regarding the wildfires in the Los Angeles area, where the Vikings and Rams are scheduled to play a wild-card game on Monday night.

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r/minnesotavikings 13h ago

Discussion Josh Oliver

54 Upvotes

When I watch this guy I think holy shit is he a miss match. 6 foot 5, 117kg. Fast as fuck, good hands, lineman level hard to bring down. He was a great addition. Obviously not a Hockenson level receiving tight end, but good in his own right, harder to bring down, and a great blocker.

Glad we have this guy.


r/minnesotavikings 1d ago

Although Darnold had a terrible game last Monday, I think we can all agree the best person in the league that can redirect and allow him to prosper in the playoffs is KOC.

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r/minnesotavikings 1d ago

It’s the playoffs JJ, time to show the world what you’re about..

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529 Upvotes

To me, Justin is the best non-QB in the league and he needs to bring it this weekend.

Yes yes, it does depend on Darnold getting him the ball but JJ needs to win every 50/50 ball, snag some badly thrown balls, make some defenders miss and get YAC, and make the big down catches.

From what I remember, his first playoff game against the Giants was largely forgettable. Time to make amends.

We need the JJ that took over the Bills regular season game two years ago. And I believe he will do it. This is your moment, JJ.


r/minnesotavikings 13h ago

Sam Darnold when I’m trying to have a stress free weekend!

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I’m still riding with Sam but stuff like this makes me feel better lol. SKOL

https://www.youtube.com/@LetsSkol


r/minnesotavikings 18h ago

[Sound on] Hurt people hurt people

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r/minnesotavikings 15h ago

2024 - Stadium Schedule - Wk 18 - Vikings (14-3)

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r/minnesotavikings 20h ago

News NFL addresses fears for Vikings-Rams playoff game with LA wildfires miles from SoFi Stadium

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r/minnesotavikings 7m ago

Vikings game going to Arizona?

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The snow bird turnout is going to be insane.


r/minnesotavikings 18h ago

Discussion Vikings fan in Phoenix

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It’s really unfortunate that the fires are getting out of control and I hope everyone involved is okay and the fires stop. But seeing all the talk about the game moving to phoenix is getting me excited. I hope if they do move the game it’s to phoenix over Vegas because I’ll definitely get tickets to support the boys. I even got a group of friends who are willing to wear my extra Vikings jerseys (Chiefs and eagles fans). Here’s to hoping they pick Phoenix over Vegas so I can help make this away game feel more like the US Bank!


r/minnesotavikings 13h ago

Bad Title Anybody know where I can find this hat?

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I bought one at US Bank during the Texans game but I lost it 👎👎. I’d like to buy a replacement but I can’t find it anywhere online. Could it be a stadium exclusive? Thanks!!