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Rookie Vikings defensive tackle Caleb Banks contributed to four run stops during Sunday’s win in Chicago. Despite Banks’ splash plays, Pro Football Focus, the standard-bearer for third-party film analysis in college and pro football,
The Chicago Bears are hosting the Minnesota Vikings in crucial NFC North showdown in Week 2. Follow live updates.
The victory not only extended Minnesota's road win streak in Chicago (and overall win streak dating back to last season) to seven consecutive games, it gave the Vikings an early division lead. It also provided Minnesota with a boost in this week's Power Rankings, with the biggest jump being seven spots.
Minnesota named a starter and a backup for Sunday but said nothing about the quarterback who opened the season. Murray began the week in the NFL's concussion protocol.
The Vikings had their press conference today after the 9-3 win over the Chicago Bears in which KOC gave an injury update for Week 3.
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Bears fans around Chicago react to Caleb Williams' injury vs. the Vikings
Fans inside Soldier Field and at home studied that Caleb Williams scramble, almost feeling his pain when he was carted away. This game left fans guessing about the rest of the season.
Caleb Williams’ injury and a blocked field goal swung Sunday’s game toward the Vikings. What happened next could have consequences well beyond one afternoon in Chicago.
The Minnesota Vikings are 2-0 with a pair of NFC North Division wins after knocking off the Chicago Bears 9-3 on Sunday at Soldier Field. The defense dominated, Will Reichard made three field goals