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Vikings Declaw Bengals . . .Clinch Playoff Spot

Posted by admin on Dec 14th, 2009

After last Sundays defeat in the dessert against the Arizona Cardinals the Minnesota Vikings were facing a lot of questions and speculation as they braced to take on the AFC North division leader Cincinnati Bengals. Was last week a bump or a sign of things to come against a quality opponent? Were we seeing the beginning of a late season fade for Brett Favre? How would the Vikings handle the Bengals running game after the loss of they’re defensive captain and leading tackler E.J. Henderson? Could they get Adrian Peterson back on track? Well, if yesterday is any indication all is well in Purple Land after the Vikings convincing 30-10 thrashing of the Bengals. The Vikings rode the return of standout CB Antoine Winfield, who missed the 6 previous games with a fractured foot, as well as a Bengals team intent on self destructing that contributed to the victory. Read more game details here.Cincinnati Enquirerwinfield

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1 Response for “Vikings Declaw Bengals . . .Clinch Playoff Spot”

  1. NFL draft says:

    woow….Are there so many questions?well ,where the answers,could you tell me?
    I can also show more NFL Draftto you .But it also have many question.can you help my answer my questions?Thanks.
    Merry Christmas!And have a good time!

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