Same Ole Vikings Get a 15-10 Win Over Dolphins
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The Vikings have essentially co-opted the slogan of the team that beat Minnesota in its most recent Super Bowl appearance, 50 years ago.
Minnesota's offense continues to struggle. Add 11 penalties to the mix, and Sunday's win was far from enjoyable.
The Vikings never reached the end zone today. To beat the Dolphins, they didn’t need to. Minnesota won 15-10 on the strength of five Will Reichard field goals.
The Minnesota Vikings stayed undefeated with more dominance by their defense and five field goals from Will Reichard, sidestepping their early passing game problems to secure a 15-10 victory over the winless Miami Dolphins.
After being signed to the active roster this week, quarterback Max Brosmer was technically inactive for the Vikings on Sunday at U.S. Bank Stadium. That said, Brosmer was in uniform on the sideline, serving as the emergency quarterback for the Vikings against the Miami Dolphins.
Sunday on the Vikings Now Podcast, the Minnesota Vikings are 4-0 after a 15-10 win over the Miami Dolphins at U.S. Bank Stadium. But there's still plenty to fix, especially on offense. FOX 9's Jim
The Minnesota Vikings’ passing game had to improvise in Week 4 with Justin Jefferson out against a hungry Miami Dolphins team. Vikings LB Eric Wilson became caught up in controversy involving a referee on a wild day that included a 15-10 Vikings home win and wrapped up with Kyler Murray comments on a nagging issue plaguing his team.