The Minnesota Vikings (1-3) are headed to the Pacific Northwest to take on the Seattle Seahawks (4-0). The Vikings have failed to live up to preseason expectations thus far. In contrast, a high-powered Seahawks offense has rocketed them to a 4-0 start to their 2020 season.
This game went how many thought it would. The Minnesota Vikings jumped out to an early lead and didn’t turn back, grabbing their first win of the season. On the contrary, the Houston Texans find themselves in a 0-4 hole to start the year.
The 2-0 Tennessee Titans travel to Minneapolis to take on the 0-2 Minnesota Vikings. The Titans come off a shootout victory over the Jacksonville Jaguars in Nashville in Week 2 while the Vikings come off a defeat at the hands of the Indianapolis Colts. The Vikings lead the all-time series 9-4, including six of the last seven meetings.
Both the Vikings and the Colts look to rebound this week. Mason Thompson gives you what you need to know ahead of this Week 2 showdown.
After signing former Washington quarterback Kirk Cousins to the first fully guaranteed contract in NFL history, the Minnesota Vikings had Super Bowl expectations in 2018. Instead, they ended up missing the playoffs. However, the 2019 season was a bounce back year for the Vikings. They went 10-6 and made the playoffs as the second wild card team.
It’s time to continue identifying the NFL’s top 100 players, continuing with Nos. 80 through 71.
Last week’s Thursday night game between the Kansas City Chiefs and Denver Broncos wasn’t much of a contest. Despite the Chiefs losing star quarterback Patrick Mahomes in the second quarter with a dislocated kneecap, the Broncos didn’t score after the opening drive and went on to lose 30-6. Hopefully, tonight’s game between the Washington Redskins and Minnesota Vikings is more entertaining, but I wouldn’t get my hopes up.
If you’re reading this, you’re in a mood. Either an amazing mood, as the Packers walk away with a 23-22 victory over the Lions, or a mood as only Stephen A. Smith could describe, which is the mood of most Lions fans-including yours truly. We feel like the Herman’s Hermits line that was in this title, “Oh me, oh my”, we’re Leaning on the Lamp Post. It’s something that happens year after year with this team. From the batted ball against Seattle to the 10-second runoff against Atlanta, and do I even mention the picked up Pass Interference Flag against Dallas in the playoffs? The list goes on and on.
Michael Travis Rose previews this Sunday’s matchup between the New York Giants, riding a two-game winning streak with Daniel Jones, and the Minnesota Vikings, who own a spot in the cellar of the NFC North.
With four weeks in the books, we are a quarter of the way through the 2019 fantasy season. Several big-name players have been lost to injury but new fantasy stars are in the making. To help fantasy football players with their roster construction, three of our writers have provided some insight on which players they would start, would sit, and consider a sleeper for week five. Be sure to follow all of them on twitter and ask any of The Scorecrow’s fantasy writers for fantasy advice.
Celeste Sabin previews the Week 4 divisional matchup between the Chicago Bears and Minnesota Vikings.
Now that we have established which players you should target for your dynasty league as buy lows, we need to identify the players to put on your trade block. Capitalizing on maximum value due to unsustainable production is the name of the game when it comes to sell high candidates. Let’s take a look at those who you should be shopping.
The Minnesota Vikings (1-3) are headed to the Pacific Northwest to take on the Seattle Seahawks (4-0). The Vikings have failed to live up to preseason expectations thus far. In contrast, a high-powered Seahawks offense has rocketed them to a 4-0 start to their 2020 season.
This game went how many thought it would. The Minnesota Vikings jumped out to an early lead and didn’t turn back, grabbing their first win of the season. On the contrary, the Houston Texans find themselves in a 0-4 hole to start the year.
The 2-0 Tennessee Titans travel to Minneapolis to take on the 0-2 Minnesota Vikings. The Titans come off a shootout victory over the Jacksonville Jaguars in Nashville in Week 2 while the Vikings come off a defeat at the hands of the Indianapolis Colts. The Vikings lead the all-time series 9-4, including six of the last seven meetings.
Both the Vikings and the Colts look to rebound this week. Mason Thompson gives you what you need to know ahead of this Week 2 showdown.
After signing former Washington quarterback Kirk Cousins to the first fully guaranteed contract in NFL history, the Minnesota Vikings had Super Bowl expectations in 2018. Instead, they ended up missing the playoffs. However, the 2019 season was a bounce back year for the Vikings. They went 10-6 and made the playoffs as the second wild card team.
It’s time to continue identifying the NFL’s top 100 players, continuing with Nos. 80 through 71.
Last week’s Thursday night game between the Kansas City Chiefs and Denver Broncos wasn’t much of a contest. Despite the Chiefs losing star quarterback Patrick Mahomes in the second quarter with a dislocated kneecap, the Broncos didn’t score after the opening drive and went on to lose 30-6. Hopefully, tonight’s game between the Washington Redskins and Minnesota Vikings is more entertaining, but I wouldn’t get my hopes up.
If you’re reading this, you’re in a mood. Either an amazing mood, as the Packers walk away with a 23-22 victory over the Lions, or a mood as only Stephen A. Smith could describe, which is the mood of most Lions fans-including yours truly. We feel like the Herman’s Hermits line that was in this title, “Oh me, oh my”, we’re Leaning on the Lamp Post. It’s something that happens year after year with this team. From the batted ball against Seattle to the 10-second runoff against Atlanta, and do I even mention the picked up Pass Interference Flag against Dallas in the playoffs? The list goes on and on.
Michael Travis Rose previews this Sunday’s matchup between the New York Giants, riding a two-game winning streak with Daniel Jones, and the Minnesota Vikings, who own a spot in the cellar of the NFC North.
With four weeks in the books, we are a quarter of the way through the 2019 fantasy season. Several big-name players have been lost to injury but new fantasy stars are in the making. To help fantasy football players with their roster construction, three of our writers have provided some insight on which players they would start, would sit, and consider a sleeper for week five. Be sure to follow all of them on twitter and ask any of The Scorecrow’s fantasy writers for fantasy advice.
Celeste Sabin previews the Week 4 divisional matchup between the Chicago Bears and Minnesota Vikings.
Now that we have established which players you should target for your dynasty league as buy lows, we need to identify the players to put on your trade block. Capitalizing on maximum value due to unsustainable production is the name of the game when it comes to sell high candidates. Let’s take a look at those who you should be shopping.
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