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The Minnesota Vikings lost 23-6 to the Green Bay Packers in a horrible performance making them 4–7 on the season. We will take a look at the single Winner and many Losers of this game.

JJ McCarthy has had an underwhelming first season, to say the least, in 2025. McCarthy was looked at as a guy who could come in and command the offense right away with all the weapons he has. That has not been the case so far. Now let's take a look into the film together and analyze the good, the bad, and the ugly from the 22-year-old quarterback. The Mechanics Kevin O’Connell mentioned that JJ McCarthy is doing the right things in practice mechanically, but it has not transl

The New York Football Giants are not strangers to losing. In the past decade, almost no team has done it more. Blown leads, non-competitive games, Offensive meltdowns, Defensive collapses, injuries to key positions, Injuries to kickers, missed kicks, record-breaking kicks, blocked kicks… they truly have found almost every way to lose. In the midst of this miasma of sadness, it can be hard for us Giants fans to remain positive, but fear not, dear reader! I am here to turn that

The Minnesota Vikings lost 19–17 to the Chicago Bears in a tough game that moves them to 4–6 on the season. We will take a look at some of the Winners and Losers of this game. 5 Winners of the Game 1. Jalen Redmond Redmond finished with 3 tackles and 1 tackle for loss on the day. The stat sheet may not look like anything substantial, but he showed up all day — and all season, for that matter. He continues to be one of the unsung heroes of the defense and is having a fantastic

The Minnesota Vikings (4–5) are set to face the Chicago Bears (6–3) at noon on Sunday, November 16th in Minnesota. The two teams faced off earlier in the season opener, when the Vikings won a 27–24 fourth-quarter thriller. McCarthy threw for two touchdowns and rushed for one to finish the Vikings’ comeback. How to Exploit the Bears’ Defense Despite their 6–3 record, the Bears may not be as good as you think. They have given up the 8th-most points in the NFL through nine games

Kevin O'Connell has a 38–22 record over his 60 games as the Minnesota Vikings head coach. His 0.633 win percentage ranks first all-time among Vikings head coaches, including guys like Bud Grant, Dennis Green, and Mike Zimmer. Over those 60 games he has been the offensive play caller in every single one. In seasons past he has made questionable calls and had some bad games, but never before like this season. This begs the question: Should Kevin O'Connell give up play-calling?