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The Minnesota Vikings Defense and strong running from Vikings running back Latavius Murray led the team to a 24-16 win over the visiting Baltimore Ravens.

Minnesota Vikings Coach Mike Zimmer announced that Teddy Bridgewater has been cleared by his doctors to return to playing football. BUT it's only in practice sessions that he'll be on the field starting on Wednesday. Bridgewater won't likely be taken off the 'physically unable' list just yet, though it has been 14 months since Teddy's severe left knee injury...

Aaron Rodgers went down early with a broken collarbone after he was hit hard by Anthony Barr hit in the 1st Quarter.

As the Vikings and Packers get set to face each other on the football field, the youngest fans are sporting their support for the Purple or Green at the St. Cloud Hospital.

It's no secret that Minneapolis will be holding Super Bowl LII (52) next year in February at U.S. Bank Stadium. Though many people throughout the state and out of Minnesota are wondering... will anything be open AFTER the game? And to answer that question, yes... many bars and restaurants in Minneapolis will remain open.

The Vikings will host the Packers at noon on Sunday at U.S. Bank Stadium. The Packers lead the NFC North with a 4-1 record this season.

Remember when Tom Petty was on hand for one of the most memorable Super Bowls in history?

Vikings Quarterback Case Keenum has a career day and helped Minnesota beat the visiting Tampa Bay Buccaneers 34-17 at US Bank Stadium.

I consider running backs to be currency in fantasy football. The more valuable and productive running backs you have the more currency you have. Finding valuable running backs on the waiver wire is a weekly challenge. The list of players I present to you below are players that would become valuable if an injury were to happen to the team's starter.

Former Vikings running back Adrian Peterson carried the ball six times for just 18 yards in his first game in Minnesota as an opponent.

The Minnesota Vikings have made their final decisions on who to cut and who to keep on the team for this 2017-18 season. Ladies and gentlemen, the 53-men who will be representing the purple and gold this year.

The Minnesota Vikings have made their final decisions on who to cut and who to keep on the team for this season. These are the 34-men who sadly did not make the cut this year.