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Brad Childress spent Sunday watching football, and it didn't surprise the Vikings coach to see the Bears lose to Arizona and the Packers fall to the Bucs. The losses by the Bears and the Packers gives the Vikings a three-game lead in the North Division. Full Article at Minneapolis Star Tribune
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EDEN PRAIRIE, Minn. (AP) ― The Minnesota Vikings brought a souvenir back from their midseason vacation: an even bigger lead in the NFC North. Full Article at WCCO
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Shockey recently. The Saints (8-0) and Vikings are fighting for playoff position, hoping to be the team that gains home-field advantage throughout the NFC playoffs. Full Article at TwinCities.com
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Posted by ESPN.com’s Kevin Seifert Falling: 1. Ted Thompson, Green Bay general manager: It wasn’t a good week to be the Packers' official ultimately responsible for sending quarterback Brett Favre on his way. Full Article at ESPN
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title certainly would warrant a new contract. The Minnesota Vikings the last three weeks played probably their toughest stretch of this season and finished with a victory against Baltimore, a loss in Pittsburgh and a victory in Green Bay. Full Article at TwinCities.com
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Well, Detroit isn't playing terrible
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Gomez, I liked him a lot. He's got a lot of talent. But this is a good deal
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They had a taste of the playoffs last year ... It's no secret that people with the best record in your conference are able to play at home as long as they can, and so it's just important that we continue to play well and play well this week. Things have a way of adding themselves up.
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Shoot, that was the easiest games I think we've played ... We got to sit on the couch and watch the other teams lose. It benefited us this time, and hopefully we can control our own destiny from here on out and win some games.
