The Minnesota Vikings broke into the win column with a 34-10 blowout of the Cardinals. Their 28 point first quarter was like a horse race, and KFAN's Paul Allen runs through the highlights in horse race-like fashion.
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Every week the Minnesota Vikings get together with play-by-play announcer Paul Allen and combine his skills as a football announcer and horse racing announcer to create a race-like call of that week's Vikings game.
Cheering for an 0-16 season so the Vikings can land Andrew Luck? Or do you still want to see wins no matter what? The 0-4 Vikings face the 1-3 Cardinals Sunday at Mall of America Field. Like last weeks game against K.C: At least one team will have to win.
Paul Allen is the radio voice of the Minnesota Vikings as well as the track announcer at Canterbury Park. Now he is combining his talents and summarizing each Vikings game in the form of a thoroughbred race call.
Antoine Winfield's neck strain will likely keep him sidelined Sunday when the Vikings host the Arizona Cardinals. The Vikings listed Winfield as 'doubtful' for the game, but Leslie Frazier says they will check on Winfield Saturday to see if he's improved enough to play.
The Vikings. The Packers. Lambeau Field. How did it pan out? Blowout for the cheeseheads. Click on the headline above for the gruesome details.
The Vikings bring their 1-4 record into Chicago hoping for a prime-time win against a struggling Bears team.
The Minnesota Vikings (1-6) and the Carolina Panthers (2-5) aren't NFL world-beaters, but come Sunday, both teams will look to their promising rookie signal callers for a win.
The Vikings have announced their list of inactive players for tonight's game against the Packers. Chris Cook, Anthony Herrera, and Stephen Burton highlight the list. Herrera will be replaced by Joe Berger at right guard.
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