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The Minnesota Vikings will battle the Chicago Bears on Sunday night for first place in the NFC North and the Skol Scale is very optimistic.

The Minnesota Vikings are right in the thick of the NFC playoff picture. With seven games remaining on the 2018 […]

Editor’s Note: This is a guest post from www.purplePTSD writer and editor of purplePTSD and VikingsTerritory, Joe Oberle. So, it’s come […]

The Minnesota Vikings have completed half of their 2018 schedule, and Drew Mahowald provides the midterm report card for each position.

We’re halfway through the season.The Vikings are 4-3-1 and sit in second place in the NFC North.It’s not a bad place to be, really, but through eight games the team hasn’t lived up to the enormous expectations that were created when Kirk Cousins was acquired this offseason. The upgrade at quarterback was supposed to be the stabilizing force that pushed the team over the top. Instead, the Vikings have been busy working out kinks.

Major disparity stemmed from the injury reports that were released by the Minnesota Vikings and New Orleans Saints on Friday. Let’s not beat around the bush… It is what it is. The Saints are currently a much healthier team than the Vikings.

Drew Mahowald’s Skol Scale is a tool to measure the correct amount of optimism Minnesota Vikings fans should feel toward their favorite team. The measurement is calculated on a 1 (WELP THIS SEASON IS OVER. TIME TO TANK.) to 10 (SUPER BOWL HOMEBOY) scale.

It was a busy day for the Vikings at TCO Performance Center in Eagan, Minnesota. For the most part the news was positive. Everson Griffen rejoined the team, the injury report provided some much-needed clarification on some potentially serious injuries, and the coach even bought the players donuts and sandwiches.

At the end of the last game, the 4-2-1 Vikings were without eight of their starters thanks to injury or […]

On this special episode of ‘Morning Joes’, the Joes do double duty as they break down Sunday’s win against the […]