All the Vikings News on Twitter: September 25
The following is news applicable to the Minnesota Vikings on September 25, 2022 — via tweet. This is updated throughout the day.
It’s Vikings game day. The Detroit Lions come to town. Both teams are 1-1.
Jalen Reagor is ready. It will be his third game in a Viking uniform.
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The Vikings arrived at U.S. Bank Stadium.
Viktor the Vikings came as well.
The Vikings released the list of inactive players. Booth will miss his second consecutive game because of a hamstring injury and Harrison Smith will not play because of a concussion.
Patrick Peterson will face Amon-Ra St. Brown today. The veteran has played against all kinds of star receivers in his long career.
Adam Thielen is playing catch before the game. Will he have his breakout game of the 2022 campaign?
Irv Smith came to support his son, Irv Smith Jr.
Adam Thielen’s touchdown is a milestone. Not many undrafted players caught 50 touchdown passes.
The Vikings pull off a comeback victory in an important divisional showdown.
The defense played a solid game today. In the first two games, the Lions looked almost unstoppable on offense. After two early scores, the defense held up well.
Here’s the game-winning touchdown from Kirk Cousins to K.J. Osborn.
Dalvin Cook suffered a shoulder injury but he could be back as early as next week against the Saints in London.
Josh Metellus surprisingly replaced Harrison Smith instead of Lewis Cine. He clinched the game with a last-minute interception.
Kevin O’Connell was pumped to give his second victory speech as NFL head coach.
Justin Jefferson enjoys the team win. There’s a lot to clean up, but both offense and defense stepped their game up in crucial moments of the game.
Janik Eckardt is a football fan who likes numbers and stats. The Vikings became his favorite team despite their quarterback at the time, Christian Ponder. He is a walking soccer encyclopedia, loves watching sitcoms, and Classic rock is his music genre of choice. Follow him on Twitter if you like the Vikings: @JanikEckardt
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