PurplePTSD: All the Vikings-Turned Bears Turncoats, Josh Metellus, CFB
The sister-site to VikingsTerritory is PurplePTSD.com, and the guys and gals over there roll out the Minnesota Vikings analysis just as much as we do.
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Here is some of their top content from the last couple of days:
1 – PurplePTSD denotes all the former Vikings now a part of the Bears roster.
2 – Suddenly, reservist safety Josh Metellus is very, very important.
3 – Josh Frey chronicles the meaty matchups in the NCAA this weekend.
4 – A look at the debate over the Vikings true standing in the NFC North.
5 – Finally, Dustin Baker answers the daily mailbag.
The Vikingsย knocked off the New Orleans Saintsย in Week 4, 28-25, courtesy of special teams mojo and a superb game-winning drive from Kirk Cousins. Kicker Greg Joseph saved the day with five field goals, although he curiously missed one crucial extra point. He earned NFC Special Teams Player of the Week for his performance.
Wide receiver Justin Jefferson returned to form for 10 catches, 147 receiving yards, and a rushing touchdown as Minnesota took care of a team without its QB1, RB1, WR1, and LG.
The Vikings are early seven-point home favorites against the rival Chicago Bears, who lost in Week 4 at the New York Giants, 20-12. The Green Bay Packers also won in Week 4, beating the New England Patriots, but the Vikings stay on top of the NFC North thanks to tiebreakers. Minnesota is the NFC’s No. 2 seed as of October 7th.
Lewis Cine was lost to a broken leg, a disappointing development for the Vikings 1st-Rounder, who was a special teams contributor through four games. The Vikings drafted Cine as a plan for life after Harrison Smith, but the Georgia alumnus won’t see a regular season field again until 2023. Minnesota will ask safeties Josh Metellus and Myles Dorn to step up in Cine’s stead. The Vikings also signed a familiar name at safety on Wednesday — Mike Brown — who spent the summer with the organization.
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Dustin Baker is a political scientist who graduated from the University of Minnesota in 2007. Subscribe to his daily YouTube Channel, VikesNow. He hosts a podcast with Bryant McKinnie, which airs every Wednesday with Raun Sawh and Sally from Minneapolis. His Viking fandom dates back to 1996. Listed guilty pleasures: Peanut Butter Ice Cream, ‘The Sopranos,’ and The Doors (the band).
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