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NFL – The Minnesota Vikings defeat the Philadelphia Eagles
It has been 64 years since the last time the NFL held a football game on a Tuesday. It seems just as long since the time the Vikings starting quarterback, Brett Favre began his strike of 297 consecutive games as the starting quarterback. This season the Vikings are missing that spark of magic, that unexpected brilliance that Brett Favre showed during the previous season, right when most critics believed that it was too late for the veteran player to keep on going. But that was all gone by the time the season kicked off.
The season has been filled with ups and downs, well, mostly downs for the Minnesota Vikings. With a 6-9 overall season and a 1-4 performance in the NFC North, the Vikings have not shined much. The Vikings haven't been much brilliant either when playing against the spread. As of press time the Vikings are 5-10-0 ATS, for a 33.3% of success when it comes to the NFL wagering lines. So unless you made a whole deal of point buying, the Vikings were probably not among your best picks of the season. But that was all going to change when the Vikings played the Philadelphia Eagles on Tuesday.
The Minnesota Vikings were a 14-point underdog for their game against the Eagles. Handicappers were considering that neither Favre or Tarvaris Jackson were going to be able to start and that a rookie quarterback, Joe Webb would have to go face to face against the Eagles' Michael Vick on his first game ever as a professional.
Yes, of course Michael Vick had a brilliant start, but his performance during the second half of the season has been far from optimal. If you take into consideration his numbers during the first six games of the season and compare them to what he has been showing at the last 6 games of the season, you will notice how much his performance has dropped. Lets consider for a moment that for the first 6 games Vick had no interceptions, 2 fumbles and was sacked only 15 times. On the contrary, in the last six games Vick has recorded 6 interceptions, 9 fumbles and has been sacked 19 times.
So sure, the Eagles quarterback is not atop of their performance so 12 or 14 point spread on the Vikings might had sound a bit harsh. But what happened during the game was nothing short of an epic upset. The rookie quarterback completed 17 of 26 passes for 195 yards and ran for a touchdown. Adrian Peterson ran for 118 yards and completed a touchdown. That was just enough to push the Philadelphia Eagles out of a first round of the playoffs bye.
At 10-5 for the season the Eagles could have secured an extra week of rest had they defeated the Vikings. Somehow, the same team that last week defeated the New York Giants coming from a 21-point deficit with only 7 minutes to play was nowhere to be seen in the Lincoln Financial Field in Philadelphia. As a matter of fact, the fans were walking out of the stadium by the time the two-minute warning went off.
The same team that almost made it to the Super Bowl last year has had to deal with many issues this season. They have had to make it pass many injuries, the whole on and off the court implications that having Brett Favre as your starting quarterback implies, the collapse of their stadium roof and the firing of head coach Brad Childress. But there is really not much left for the Vikings this season; this is as good as it its going to get for this guys. Better luck next year.
About the Author
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Stephen Lars is a high-ranking sports writer, currently writing reviews on the NFL for the sportsbetting industry. Feel free to reprint this article in its entirety on your site, making sure to leave all links in place and do not modify any of the content.