Ok, now I gotta go rinse the vomit out...

USB gets very frigging loud...

What an absolute tremendous venue for the Vikings. Eagan is probably going to top it lol! 

But I aint complaining with that score and 8/2. 

I suppose a D like the Rams brought into town will do that. 

Lots of crossing, drag kinda routes...I could tell as the 3rd quarter progressed the Rams were starting to get worn-out on D.

The road to the NFC playoffs is paved in purple and gold, with the workmanlike Vikings laying bricks for a return to U.S. Bank Stadium in February for a Super Bowl LII appearance.
Do not fret about tempting fate or angering the demons that have haunted this franchise for five decades. Lean in to the possibility that the Vikings are poised to make history this season instead of being destroyed by it.
Shrewd and opportunistic with the football and tenaciously unforgiving without it, the Vikings are built for a postseason run for the ages, especially if they secure home-field advantage at this cauldron of noise and mayhem.
The suddenly chic and dynamic Rams proved no match for coach Mike Zimmer and his defensive band of brothers Sunday. Minnesota prevailed 24-7 in a highly anticipated showdown between elite conference teams that devolved into an alley fight for which the Vikings are always game.
http://www.twincities.com/2017/11/19/bri...ontenders/

GREEN BAY, Wis. — The Baltimore Ravens forced five turnovers in their third shutout of the season, blanking the Green Bay Packers 23-0 Sunday.
Baltimore last accomplished the feat when the Ray Lewis-led defense had four shutouts for the Super Bowl-winning team in 2000. Jimmy Smith, Eric Weddle and Marlon Humphrey each picked off passes for Baltimore (5-5), which led the NFL in interceptions entering the weekend.
But a problematic offense couldn't generate a touchdown drive until Joe Flacco's perfect deep ball to Mike Wallace over two defenders for a 13-point lead nearly two minutes into the third quarter. Flacco threw for 183 yards, going 22 of 28 with an interception.
His lone touchdown pass was still enough of a cushion against a Packers team struggling without two-time MVP quarterback Aaron Rodgers, out with a broken collarbone.
The Packers were last shut out on Nov. 19, 2006, when then-starter Brett Favre left with an elbow injury in the first half of a 35-0 loss to New England. Rodgers, then in his second year in the league, finished off that loss in relief.
http://www.startribune.com/ravens-force-...458665063/

37 minutes of possession....

God bless the OL. Pass pro was pretty damned good most of game too. Kudos to Case for more of the mobility he showed. 

Not sure I could be more impressed. Fighters. A real team. Finding ways to win and dominate. Might be a fun ride.

Just moments after the Vikings big 24-7 win against the 7-2 Rams on Sunday

Pete talks defense, Latavius Maurray, Adam Thielen, Case Keeenum, Danielle Hunter and much more.  Longer this week, checking in at 17 minutes, but we went over because of the excitement of the win.

https://twitter.com/Vikings/status/932359613764292608