Minnesota goes into their bye week with an underwhelming record of 2-6. But Brian Murphy of the Pioneer Press says the Vikings have earned at least a 'D' so far this year.
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The 2-9 Vikings have sold out yet another football game, and will allowed to televise the game on FOX 9 this Sunday. Earlier this week, the team announced that 3,000 tickets were available for the Broncos game. They had to be sold by noon today to avoid a TV blackout.
Vikings Vice President of Sales and Marketing Steve LeCroix announced Tuesday that less than 1,500 tickets remain for Sunday's game against the Detroit Lions. That means the Vikings have once again avoided a television blackout.
The Vikings say Sunday’s home opener against Tampa Bay will be televised locally. As of this morning, there were just 1,000 tickets left -- enough to avoid a TV blackout. Minnesota will try to get in the win column after losing the season opener in San Diego
The 2-9 Minnesota Vikings might end up as the worst team in franchise history. To claim such an honor they'll have to prove to be worse than the 1984 Vikings. That team, led by Les Steckel, finished 3-13.
They have until Thursday to sell those tickets and avoid a television blackout. The Vikings have sold out 141 straight home games, dating back to the beginning of the 1998 season. But with a 2-9 record, there is concern that the sellout streak could end.
The Vikings are just 2-6 going into the bye week, and Coach Leslie Frazier says his team basically can’t lose again if they want to think about playing “meaningful games” in December. He told reporters that beating Carolina yesterday was the first step in getting there -- calling the 24-21 victory “extremely, extremely” important.
