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1965 (10-24-65) Minnesota Vikings @ San Francisco 49ers - NFL Play By Play Report - color and narrated. - original (25 mins) (Quality 8) - Added March, 2011 (11-21-65) Minnesota Vikings @ Green Bay Packers - The Packers continued to suffer from offensive sluggishness, but their defense destroyed the Vikings in a last-period uprising. A 47-yard touchdown pass in the opening seconds of the final quarter, Bart Starr to Boyd Dowler, gave Green Bay a 17-14 edge. Then Ray Nitschke's recovery of Bill Brown's fumble set up a Packer touchdown, Doug Hart scored another on a 20-yard run with another Brown fumble, Herb Adderley intercepted a pass, and Lionel Aldridge fell on a Viking fumble that led to the game's final score. - NFL Play By Play Report - color and narrated. - original (25 mins) (Quality 9) - Added March, 2011 　 1966 (11-06-66) Minnesota Vikings @ Green Bay Packers - Bill Brown crashed over from the one-yard line for a fourth period touchdown that gave Fran Tarkenton and the resurgent Minnesota Vikings a 20-17 upset victory over the Green Bay Packers. Brown's touchdown, his second of the game, capped a 73-yard march led by Tarkenton, the hottest quarterback in the NFL in the past four weeks. The defeat, the Packers' second in nine games, shaved a full game off their Western Conference lead but left them one-half game ahead of the second place Baltimore Colts. The Packers got tbe ball twice deep in their own territory after Brown's go-ahead touchdown, but the Vikings' defense kept Bart Starr and the Packers from staging a counterdrive. Tarkenton, who completed 16 of 26 passes for 172 yards, found Jim Phillips with a 38-yard strike in tbe key play of the crucial march which began after the Packers' first punt of the game. The pass put the ball on the Packers' 28-yard line. Dave Osborn picked up seven yards and Brown gained four for a first down. But the Green Bay defense rose up to smack down Osborn for a three yard loss. Tarkenton, ever scrambling, passed to Paul Flatley at the 10, Osborn plowed to the four, then to the one, and Brown belted over from there with 1:53 left to play. - NFL "GOTW" highlights from game - original - color - narrated (26 mins) (Quality 9) (11-27-66) Green Bay Packers @ Minnesota Vikings - Herb Adderley partially blocked a punt to set up a Green Bay touchdown and intercepted a Fran Tarkenton pass to crush Minnesota's bid for a winning touchdown in the final two minutes as the Packers defeated the Vikings 28-16. The victory, avenging a 20-17 upset loss to the Vikings three weeks ago, lifted the Packers into a two-game lead in the Western Conference. The Vikings, battling back from a 21-3 halftime deficit, trimmed Green Bay's lead to 21-16 on Tarkenton's 38-yard scoring pass to Dave Osborn with 9 1/2 minutes left. With 3 1/2 minutes remaining, the Vikings tried a dipsy-doodle pass play with Tarkenton first pitching out to Phil King, who lateraled the ball back to Tarkenton. Adderley intercepted Tarkenton's pass. The Packers scored a few plays later to ice the victory, with rookie Jim Grabowski circling left end for 36 yards and the touchdown. The Vikings had pecked away at the Green Bay lead with two field goals by Fred Cox from 30 and 22 yards in the third period. Tarkenton finally got Minnesota's offense clicking halfway through the final quarter. He hit Jim Phillips on a 40-yard pass, then connected with Osborn for the touchdown, climaxing a 96-yard scoring march in five plays. - NFL "GOTW" highlights from game - original, 26 minutes (Quality 9) - Added June, 2009 　 1968 (09-22-68) Minnesota Vikings @ Green Bay Packers - Give the Minnesota Vikings two inches and they'll take 74 yards—and the Green Bay Packers. The Packers got a taste of such ingratitude when the improving Vikings used those inches to spring the biggest upset of the young season by upending the world champions 26-13. The Vikings decided they'd like those two inches in the third quarter after Green Bay had scored and cut Minnesota's lead to 16-6. The Packers, their momentum growing, had Minnesota stopped, fourth down and two inches needed for a first down on the Vikings' 26 yard line. But Coach Bud Grant decided to try for it and quarterback Joe Kapp crept two inches for a first down, and then drove Minnesota 74 yards for a back-breaking touchdown. Minnesota, which has beaten the Packers four of their last nine meetings, built a 16-0 lead by halftime on a safety and Bill Brown's two scoring runs, but the issue still was in doubt when Kapp inched his way to the vital first down. - NFL "GOTW" highlights from game - Milwaukee game - original (25 mins) (Quality 7.5) (12-22-68) 1968 NFC Western Conference Championship - Minnesota Vikings vs Baltimore Colts - Narrated Highlights in color from the game. About 12 minutes of footage and DVD also includes NFC Eastern Conference Championship highlights. (Quality 9) - Added December, 2008 　 1969 (09-21-69) Minnesota Vikings @ NY Giants - Fran Tarkenton fires a pair of fourth QTR TDs to lead Giants upset comeback win on opening day. (55 Mins of original broadcasat)(Loss of picture for 10 minute span but it returns for final minute, audio is fine) - JIP mid third Qtr as Vikings kick field goal to go up 20-10 - (Whitaker/ Gifford) - added August, 2007 (09-21-69) Minnesota Vikings @ NY Giants - Original, color GOTW highlights, 26 minutes of narrated footage from game (Quality 9) (09-28-69) Baltimore Colts @ Minnesota Vikings - Original, color GOTW highlights, 26 minutes of narrated footage from game (Quality 9) (11-09-69) Cleveland Browns @ Minnesota Vikings - Original, color GOTW highlights, 26 minutes of narrated footage from game (Quality 9) (12/27/69-12/28/69) 1969 NFL Conf. Championships - Los Angeles Rams @ Minnesota Vikings + Cleveland Browns @ Dallas Cowboys - Original, color GOTW highlights, 26 minutes of narrated footage from game (Quality 9) - Added March, 2011 (01-04-70) 1969 NFL Championship - Cleveland Browns @ Minnesota Vikings - Original, color GOTW highlights, 24 minutes of narrated footage from game (Quality 9) - Added March, 2011 (01-11-70) Super Bowl IV - Kansas City Chiefs vs Minnesota Vikings - Len Dawson vs. Joe Kapp. - Kansas City shocks the established league by pounding Minnesota 23-7 in the final true Super Bowl between the AFL and NFL. Tulane Stadium in New Orleans, Len Dawson is named MVP - B/W to 6:00 left in game, rest of 4th and 25 minute post game in color (Announcers: Jack Buck and Pat Summerall, with Frank Gifford) includes pregame, halftime and postgame 　 1970 (10-26-70) LA Rams @ Minnesota Vikings - MNF - A match pitting two of the greatest defense's in NFL History. The Purple People Eaters of Minnesota defeat the Fearsome Foursome of the Rams 13-3 in the rain and mud on MNF. - Gary Cuozzo's TD pass to Bill Browns provides game's only score in defensive war between two powers from the NFC. Vikes D forces 4 Ram TOS. (131 mins) (Quality 8) - added March, 2007 (11-01-70) Minnesota Vikings @ Detroit Lions - GOTW highlights, original, 22 mins (Quality 9) (11-15-70) Detroit Lions @ Minnesota Vikings - GOTW highlights, original, 22 mins (Quality 9) (11-29-70) Minnesota Vikings @ New York Jets - original GOTW highlights, color, 22 mins (quality 9) - Added March, 2011 (12-27-70) 1970 NFC Divisional playoffs - San Francisco 49ers @ Minnesota Vikings - GOTW highlights, rebroadcast, 22 mins (Quality 8.5) 　 1971 (09-26-71) Chicago Bears @ Minnesota Vikings - original GOTW highlights, color, 22 mins (quality 8.5) - Added March, 2011 (10-25-71) Baltimore Colts @ Minnesota Vikings - MNF - A match between two incredible defense's of their day sees Minnesota pull out 10-3 slugfest win over Baltimore on MNF as Johnny Unitas' 4th Down pass in the end zone hits the upright in thrilling finish! - has pregame, which includes Unitas, commercials and half-time (Quality 9) (12-11-71) Detroit Lions @ Minnesota Vikings - Rebroadcast GOTW highlights, 22 mins (Quality 8.5) (12/25/71-12/26/71) 1971 Divisional Playoffs - Dallas Cowboys @ Minnesota Vikings, Miami Dolphins @ Kansas City Chiefs, Baltimore Colts @ Cleveland Browns, Washington @ San Francisco 49ers - "This Week in the Pro Football" highlights WK 15 - Summerall/Brookshier, 45 mins, color, original (Quality 9) - Added March, 2011 　 1972 (11-26-72) Minnesota vs Pittsburgh - original GOTW highlights, color, 22 mins (quality 8.5) (12-10-72) Green Bay @ Minnesota Vikings - The running of MacArthur Lane and John Brockington and a big-play defense powered the Green Bay Packers past the Minnesota Vikings 23-7 and into the playoffs for the first time since the Vince Lombardi glory days. The Packers, down 7-0 at halftime, clinched the NFC's Central Division championship with a 9-4 record and one regular season game to play after staggering the Vikings with a 17-point third quarter in bitter Minnesota cold of two degrees below zero. Lane, who rushed 19 times for 99 yards, set up Green Bay's first score, a 36-yard field goal by Chester Marcol, with a 37-yard run. He also bulled in from the three for a touchdown. Brockington, Lane's bruising running mate, carried 25 times for 114 yards, making him the first NFL player to rush for more than 1,000 yards in each of his first two seasons. Packer LB Fred Carr turned in the first big defensive play when he picked up Bill Brown's fumble at the Green Bay 46 and ran down the sidelines to the Viking 28. Scott Hunter, the Packer quarterback, dived over from the one six plays later to put Green Bay ahead 10-7. Then, Green Bay rookie DB Willie Buchnnan intercepted a pass that had bounced off Viking John Gilham's chest and charged 25 yards to the Minnesota 24. Lane plunged in with 1:56 left in the third as the Pack took a 17-7 lead. - Highlights from game - From NFL's Greatest Games "Weekend Tailgate" Series 　 1973 (12-23-73) 1973 NFC Divisional - Washington Redskins @ Minnesota Vikings - Original Radio Broadcast on CD with Van Patrick - Added May, 2011 (12-22-73) 1973 NFC Divisional - Washington Redskins @ Minnesota Vikings - original GOTW Highlights, color, 22 mins (quality 8.5) (12/22/73-12/23/73) 1973 Divisional Playoffs - Cincinnati Bengals @ Miami Dolphins, Los Angeles Rams @ Dallas Cowboys, Washington Redskins @ Minnesota Vikings, Pittsburgh Steelers @ Oakland Raiders - "This Week in the Pro Football highlights WK 15 - Summerall/Brookshier, 45 mins, color, original (Quality 9) - Added March, 2011 (12-30-73) 1973 NFC Championship - Minnesota Vikings @ Dallas Cowboys - rebroadcast, GOTW highlights, 22 mins (Quality 8.5) (01-13-74) Super Bowl 8 - Miami Dolphins vs Minnesota Vikings - @ Houston, TX - Fran Tarkenton vs. Bob Griese - Miami gets a quick 14-0 lead behind smash mouth running by MVP Larry Czonka (145 yards) and the defense does the rest in a dominating performance. Quality 9 　 1974 (10-06-74) Minnesota Vikings @ Dallas Cowboys - rebroadcast, GOTW highlights, 22 mins (Quality 9) (12/21/74-12/22/74) 1974 Divisional Playoffs - St. Louis Cardinals @ Minnesota Vikings, Miami Dolphins @ Oakland Raiders, Buffalo Bills @ Pittsburgh Steelers, Washington @ LA Rams - "This Week in the Pro Football" highlights WK 15 - Summerall/Brookshier, 45 mins, color, original (Quality 9) - Added March, 2011 (12-29-74) 1974 NFC Championship - Los Angeles Rams @ Minnesota Vikings - original GOTW Highlights, color, 22 mins (quality 8.5) (12-29-74) 1974 NFC Championship - Los Angeles Rams @ Minnesota Vikings - Full Radio Broadcast on CD - Added June, 2011 (01-12-75) Super Bowl IX - Pittsburgh Steelers vs Minnesota Vikings - @ New Orleans - Fran Tarkenton vs. Terry Bradshaw - Simply put, the Steel Curtain at its finest. MVP Franco Harris MVP Franco Harris rushes for a super bowl record 158 yards while Joe Greene and the D takes care of the rest. The Steelers first Super Bowl Championship. 　 1975 (12-20-75) Minnesota Vikings @ Buffalo Bills - GOTW highlights, original, 22 mins (Quality 8.5) (12-28-75) 1975 NFC Divisional - Dallas Cowboys @ Minnesota Vikings - "The Hail Mary game" - The Vikings led by quarterback Fran Tarkenton, and a great defensive performance by Carl Eller seem to be in full control but a big Drew Pearson catch on a 4th & 17 sets up the famous Roger Staubach hail mary touchdown pass. includes pregame (3 discs) (8.5 Quality) - Named one of the NFL's greatest finishes (12/27/75-12/28/75) 1975 Divisional Playoffs - Baltimore Colts @ Pittsburgh Steelers, St. Louis Cardinals @ LA Rams, Dallas Cowboys @ Minnesota Vikings, Cincinnati Bengals @ Oakland Raiders - "This Week in the Pro Football" highlights WK 15 - Summerall/Brookshier, 45 mins, color, original (Quality 9) - Added March, 2011 　 1976 (09-19-76) Los Angles Rams @ Minnesota Vikings - Huge early season clash of titans sees the game go into Overtime and end in 10-10 tie when both teams fail to convert scoring opportunities! LA had tied the game with less the two minutes to go behind stellar performances from their RB’s John Cappelletti (28-128 & 2-15rec) and Lawrence McCutcheon (29-110 & 3-35rec). Minnesota’s All Pro RB Chuck Foreman (11-31 & 6-31rec) is held in check but QB Fran Tarkenton (27-43, 294yds, 1td) has a big day, as does his favorite WR Sammy White (9-139-1). Great Game! - includes pregame (with Holly Callen singing national anthem), commercials, and postgame (has video problems during postgame) (quality 9) (10-04-76) Pittsburgh Steelers @ Minnesota Vikings - MNF - Pittsburgh defense starts to show in this game why this years unit will be called the greatest defense ever, but it isn't enough to stop a 17-6 defeat at the hands of the Super Bowl bound Vikings! Minnesota Mr. Everything RB Chuck Forman (27-148-2) is unstoppable on this night! - Includes pregame, commercials and halftime (quality 8.5) (10-10-76) Chicago Bears @ Minnesota Vikings - GOTW highlights, original, 22 mins (Quality 9) (11-29-76) Minnesota Vikings @ San Francisco 49ers - MNF - Wilbur Jackson rushes for 156 yards and Delvin Williams rushes for 153 yards. - includes pregame, halftime, commercials and missing last 2:34 of game. Has ESPN Monday Night memories after game with highlights from game that show highlights from missing ending (quality 8.5) - added August, 2007 (12-18-76) 1976 NFC Divisional Playoffs - Washington Redskins @ Minnesota Vikings - In George Allen's last game as Washington's Coach his squad runs into a hot Minnesota crew. RB's Chuck Foreman ( 20-105-2) and Brent McClanahan (20-101) are unstoppable, opening up the air ways for Fran Tarkenton as they pull away for 35-20 victory at home. includes pregame and commercials (film ends with 11 mins to go in the 4th Quarter, all copies of this game are like this) (quality 8.5) (12/18/76-12/19/76) 1976 Divisional Playoffs - Washington Redskins @ Minnesota Vikings, LA Rams @ Dallas Cowboys, New England Patriots @ Oakland Raiders, Baltimore Colts @ Pittsburgh Steelers - "This Week in the Pro Football" highlights WK 15 - Summerall/Brookshier, 45 mins, color, original (Quality 9) - Added March, 2011 (12-26-76) 1976 NFC Championship - Los Angeles Rams @ Minnesota Vikings - Minnesota, behind RB Chuck Foreman (199 total yards) does it to LA in the cold again with 24-13 win despite Ram HB Lawrence McCutcheon's (26-128-1) big day. - includes halftime, commercials and post game - 2nd Half only which is all that is currently available for this game (Quality 8) - added August, 2007 (01-09-77) Super Bowl XI - Oakland Raiders vs Minnesota Vikings - @ the Rose Bowl Pasadena, CA - Fran Tarkenton vs. Ken Stabler - The Raiders do just about anything they want on offense behind Stabler while their defense shuts down the Viking offense centered around Chuck Foreman. Clarence Davis has 137 yards rushing. 　 1977 (09-18-77) Dallas Cowboys @ Minnesota Vikings - OT - Powerhouse opening match for these two, and it’s a beauty. Dallas takes 16-10 win in overtime as Roger Staubach runs over two players on four yard winning score. This was heralded rookie RB Tony Dorsett’s pro début’. - Includes Halftime and commercials (Quality 8.5) - added August, 2007 (10-02-77) Green Bay Packers @ Minnesota Vikings - Fran Tarkenton engineered drives of 80, 72 and 64 yards for Minnesota's fifth straight win over Green Bay and head coach Bud Grant's 100th regular season victory. Lynn Dickey opened the scoring on the third play of the game, with a 95-yard strike to Steve Odom, one yard shy of the Green Bay record. Tarkenton countered with a touchdown pass to Sammy White on the next series to tie the game. Chuck Foreman scored with 12:37 left in the second quarter to give the Vikings the lead for good. - (3 DVDs) - Added July, 2009 (10-09-77) Detroit Lions @ Minnesota Vikings - A late fourth quarter rally by the Lions fell short. The game was a defensive struggle which included 76 pass attempts by both teams, 45 by Detroit QB Greg Landry. Minnesota QB Tarkenton piled up 269 yards through the air, while Landry accumulated 250. Viking Sammy White took a lateral from Ahmad Rashad midway through the first quarter and ran 50 yards for the eventual winning score. - Includes commercials (Quality 9) - added August, 2007 (10-16-77) Chicago Bears vs Minnesota Vikings - OT - Huge early season clash sees Minnesota, behind RB Chuck Foreman's (26-150-1 & 5-33rec) outstanding performance, pull out 22-16 win in Over Time despite Chicago's RB Walter Payton's (24-122) putting on another outstanding performance during his greatest ever season! - Includes commercials, post game and halftime (Quality 8.5) (10-30-77) Minnesota Vikings @ Atlanta Falcons - has commercials & halftime - added March, 2009 (11-06-77) St. Louis Cardinals vs Minnesota Vikings - Includes commercials, Halftime, NFL Today post game (Quality 8) (11-27-77) Minnesota Vikings @ Green Bay Packers - "The Blizzard Bowl" - Six inches of snow fall during the game! Minnesota takes 13-6 victory as RB Chuck Foreman, 26 carries for 104 yards, leads the way for the Vikings 6th straight victory over the Pack. Bob Lee would toss a touchdown to Sammy White for the go-ahead score, and Fred Cox added two field goals for the Vikings. Bobby Bryant's end zone interception and Jeff Wright's fumble recovery on the Minnesota 11 with 4:04 left were the key defensive plays in a scoreless second half. Cox's seven points moved him past Lou Groza into second place on the NFL's all-time scoring list with 1,354 points. - Includes commercials, halftime (3 discs) (Quality 9.5) (12-11-77) Minnesota Vikings @ Oakland Raiders - 3 discs - added December, 2007 (12-26-77) 1977 NFC Divisional - Minnesota Vikings @ L.A. Rams - "The Mud Bowl" The Rams had easily defeated an aging Vikings team in the regular season, and after years of frustrating playoff losses in the cold of Green Bay and Minnesota, the Rams finally had a home playoff game against a cold weather team. But as luck would have it, Los Angeles was engulfed in a torrential rainstorm. In the game known as the "Mud Bowl", running back Chuck Foreman led the Vikings to a victory by recording 101 rushing yards in a torrential rainstorm. Minnesota Head Coach Bud Grant's strategy was to have quarterback Bob Lee throw early before the field lost traction. The Vikings scored first on Foreman's 5-yard touchdown run which capped a 70-yard drive. From that point on until the fourth quarter, both teams remained scoreless while the field turned into a quagmire. The Rams had two chances to score, but quarterback Pat Haden threw an interception in the end zone and kicker Rafael Septien missed a field goal. Then early in the final period, Sammy Johnson scored on a 1-yard rushing touchdown. With less than a minute left in the game, Haden threw a 1-yard touchdown pass to Harold Jackson to cut the score 14-7. The Rams then recovered the ensuing onside kick, but Haden threw another interception to end the game. - Upgraded March, 2009 (01-01-78) 1977 NFC Championship - Minnesota Vikings @ Dallas Cowboys - The Cowboys defense held the Vikings to 66 rushing yards and 6 points. Minnesota again started quarterback Bob Lee, who was playing for the injured Fran Tarkenton. Dallas took the early lead after defensive end Harvey Martin's fumble recovery set up wide receiver Golden Richards' 32-yard touchdown reception. In the second quarter, another fumble recovery by Martin led to a 46 yard drive, which featured Danny White's 22-yard run on a fake punt and running back Robert Newhouse's 5-yard rushing touchdown. In the fourth quarter, Cowboys linebacker Thomas Henderson forced Vikings punt returner Manfred Moore to fumble and it was recovered by Dallas tight end Jay Saldi. Five plays later, running back Tony Dorsett rushed for an 11-yard touchdown to put the game away. Cowboys just too much for aging Vikings in 23-6 victory. - Upgraded October, 2008 　 1978 (09-17-78) Tampa Bay Buccaneers @ Minnesota Vikings - added March, 2008 (09-25-78) Minnesota Vikings @ Chicago Bears - MNF - Includes pregame, commercials, and halftime (Quality 8.5) - Added August, 2007 (10-01-78) Minnesota Vikings @ Tampa Bay Buccaneers - added March, 2008 (10-08-78) Minnesota Vikings @ Seattle Seahawks - Seahawks come back from 9 pt 4th Qtr deficit - Added March, 2007 (10-15-78) Wk 07 Los Angeles Rams @ Minnesota Vikings - Only entire 1st Half of game (Quality 8) - added May, 2011 (10-22-78) Green Bay Packers @ Minnesota Vikings - Fran Tarkenton threw three touchdown passes to break Green Bay's winning streak at four. Two of his scores went to Ahmad Rashad. Tarkenton completed 26 of 43 passes for 262 yards to become the first NFL quarterback to pass for more than 45,000 yards (45,143). Dave Roller was ejected in the game for hitting Tarkenton out of bounds. - Includes Halftime, commercials - 3 DVDs (Quality 8.5) - Added March, 2011 (10-26-78) Minnesota Vikings @ Dallas Cowboys - gifford/meridth/cosell pre-game - Added December, 2007 (11-05-78) Detroit Lions @ Minnesota Vikings - Outstanding ball control by the Vikings and three costly turnovers by Detroit gave Minnesota a 17-7 victory over Detroit. Viking quarterback Fran Tarkenton passed for 211 yards while helping Minnesota control the clock for over 39 minutes. Detroit put on a fine defensive show with four interceptions, three sacks, and a goal line stand. But the unit received no rest as the Vikes found time to attempt 48 runs and 29 passes. - Includes Halftime, post game interviews and some commercials (Quality 8.5) - Added March, 2011 (11-26-78) Minnesota Vikings @ Green Bay Packers - In Green Bay's first-ever regular season overtime game, the Packers and Minnesota played to the first tie in the NFL since September 19,1976, when the Vikings and Los Angeles played to a 10-10 tie. The Vikings drove 57 yards in 10 plays in the final 1:50 of regulation to tie the score on a touchdown pass from Fran Tarkenton to Ahmad Rashad. After Green Bay won the toss in overtime, both team had four possessions, and missed field goals to win it. Green Bay's Terdell Middleton set a team record with 39 attempts for 110 yards, and became only the fourth running back in Packer history to surpass the 1,000-yard mark. - includes commercials, halftime (Quality 9.5) (12-03-78) Philadelphia Eagles @ Minnesota Vikings - Huge game for both teams produces great game! Minnesota pulls off clutch 28-27 come from behind win in the final moments as Fran Tarkenton (30-56, 289yds, 4tds) leads the way while setting NFL Single Season Completions Record. For the Philadelphia, RB Wilbert Montgomery (24-115-1) leads the way in tough loss. Harold Carmichael 115 yards receiving - Includes commercials and halftime (Quality 9) - readded November, 2007 (12-17-78) Minnesota Vikings @ Oakland Raiders - added May, 2009 (12-31-78) 1978 NFC Divisional - Minnesota Vikings @ Los Angeles Rams - After the game was tied 10-10 at halftime, the Rams dominated the second half by scoring 24 unanswered points. After the Vikings opened up the scoring with a field goal, Los Angeles marched 59 yards to score on quarterback Pat Haden's 9-yard touchdown pass to Willie Miller. However, Minnesota tied the game 6 seconds before halftime when quarterback Fran Tarkenton threw a 1-yard touchdown to Ahmad Rashad. From that point on, the Rams controlled the rest of the game. After Cullen Bryant gave Los Angeles the lead midway through the third period with a 3-yard touchdown, Haden threw a 27-yard touchdown to Ron Jessie and the route was on as the Rams would go onto to win 34-10 going away. Meanwhile, the Vikings offense could only manage 58 yards of offense during the second half in what turned out to be Fran Tarkenton's last game of a Hall of Fame career. - Has only the tv audio broadcast for the last 10 minutes of game - Includes commercials and halftime (Quality 8) (3 discs) - Added August, 2007 　 1979 (09-02-79) San Francisco 49ers @ Minnesota Vikings - added December, 2007 (09-09-79) WK 2 - Minnesota Vikings @ Chicago Bears - Payton 182 yards rushing - (Quality 8.5) - added July, 2011 (09-23-79) Green Bay Packers @ Minnesota Vikings - (JIP @ 8:00 in 3rd qtr, ends @ 1:00 in 4th qtr) - QB Tommy Kramer tossed a 50-yard pass to Ahmad Rashad with 3:18 gone in overtime to give Minnesota the win. Rashad, who had nine receptions for 136 yards, jumped between two Packer defenders at the 30, made the catch, and outran the Green Bay secondary for the score. Kramer completed 19 of 26 passes for 245 yards. Chuck Foreman gained 11 yards on six carries to become the all-time leading rusher in Minnesota history, surpassing Bill Brown. Green Bay's Terdell Middleton had his best day of the year - 20 carries for 90 yards and a touchdown. - added December, 2007 (10-21-79) Chicago Bears @ Minnesota Vikings - Vikings erase 10 pt deficit in last 8 min Walter Payton 111 rush yds - (Quality 8.5) - Added March, 2009 (10-28-79) Tampa Bay Buccaneers @ Minnesota Vikings - added March, 2008 (11-11-79) Minnesota Vikings @ Green Bay Packers - David Whitehurst threw two touchdowns passes, and Terdell Middleton gained 135 yards on 27 carries to give Bart Starr his first coaching victory over the Vikings (1-8-1). Middleton's rushing effort was the best since he gained 148 yards in a game against the Lions in 1978. The game also marked the debut of K Tom Birney for the Packers. Mike Butler's 70-yard fumble recovery for a touchdown broke Henry Jordan's record of 60 yards set in 1964 versus the Cowboys. The loss for Minnesota put the Vikings' hopes for a seventh-consecutive NFC Central Division title nearly into extinction. Includes Bart Starr show after game (Quality 9.5) (11-25-79) Minnesota Vikings @ Tampa Bay Buccaneers - Added December, 2007 (12-02-79) Minnesota Vikings @ Los Angeles Rams - OT - The Special Teams game - Game had a blocked punt, a blocked PAT, a fake punt and a fake field goal by the Rams to win the game in overtime. - Added February, 2008 (12-16-79) Minnesota Vikings @ New England Patriots - Added February, 2008 　 1980 (09-28-80) WK 4 - Minnesota Vikings @ Detroit Lions - Billy Sims 157 yards - Includes commercials and post-game (4 DVDs) (Quality 9) - Added September, 2011 (10-26-80) Minnesota Vikings @ Green Bay Packers - Lynn Dickey threw touchdown passes of 12 yards to Paul Coffman and 4 yards to Bill Larson (his only NFL TD) to give Green Bay a 16-3 victory over Minnesota for the Packers' first home triumph over the Vikings in 15 years. The last time Green Bay defeated Minnesota at Lambeau Field came in 1965 when the Packers prevailed 24-19. Dickey threw a 12-yard scoring pass to Coffman and a 4-yard strike to Larson in the fourth quarter. Tom Birney kicked a 36-yard field goal in the third quarter. Rick Danmeier kicked a 47-yard field goal for the Vikings in the third quarter. Rookie Gerry Ellis put in the best performance by a Packer running back this year, gaining 76 yards on 13 carries. Packer RB Eddie Lee Ivery appeared to score another touchdown with a little more than two minutes left, but fumbled on the 1 and S Keith Nord recovered for Minnesota. The last time the two teams met in Lambeau was Nov. 26, 1978, and the game ended in a 10-10 tie. The Packers beat the Vikings 19-7 last year in Milwaukee. - (Quality 8.0) (11-16-80) Tampa Bay Buccaneers @ Minnesota Vikings - Doug Williams throws for 486 Yards - (Quality 8) - added August, 2011 (11-23-80) Green Bay Packers @ Minnesota Vikings - Eddie Lee Ivery and Gerry Ellis combine for 246 yards rushing (Ivery - 145, Ellis - 101), as Green Bay closed to within a game-and-a-half of the Lions. Tom Birney, who had missed three extra points and seven field goals since joining the team in October, is cut after the game and replaced by Jan Stenerud. includes commercials (Quality 8.5) (12-14-80) Cleveland Browns @ Minnesota Vikings - The Vikings missed an extra point and it looked like it would cost them the game, but they would get the ball back with under 30 seconds to go by their own end zone after getting to within one point. Then after a pretty looking hook and ladder that got them to the Browns 45 with 5 seconds to go, Ahmad Raasad would become a Viking hero again. Includes commercials and halftime (Quality 9) - Named one of the NFL's greatest finishes (12-21-80) Minnesota Vikings vs Houston Oilers - Quality 9 - 3 DVDs - Added June, 2009 (01-03-81) 1980 NFC Divisional - Minnesota Vikings @ Philadelphia Eagles - added October, 2007 　 1981 (09-27-81) Minnesota Vikings @ Green Bay Packers - John Jefferson made his debut with the Packers and caught seven passes for 121 yards. It was the Packer defense which needed help. Leading 10-0, Green Bay saw the Vikings score 27 unanswered points in losing their third straight and the third straight game they blew a lead. For the third consecutive week, a Packer opponent scored on defense. Minnesota's Ted Brown would rush for 109 yards on 21 carries to lead the Vikings. (Quality 9.0) (11-29-81) Green Bay Packers @ Minnesota Vikings - Minnesota jump out to quick lead behind Tommy Kramer's (28-55, 384yds, 2td, 5int) passing, but his INT's give Green Bay opportunity to pull out 35-23 win (Quality 9.5) (12-20-81) Kansas City Chiefs @ Minnesota Vikings - Last game at the Met - Includes halftime and post game - (quality 8.5) - Upgraded September, 2008 　 1982 (11-21-82) Minnesota Vikings @ Green Bay Packers - With the strike over and divisional races eliminated, Green Bay rolled over Minnesota thanks to Lynn Dickey's 244 yards passing. The Packers outgained the Vikings, 359 yards to 184. Phil Epps set a team record with 8 punt returns for 49 yards. Green Bay was 3-0 for the first time since 1966, when they started out 4-0 en route to the NFL championship and Super Bowl I. (01-03-83) Dallas Cowboys @ Minnesota Vikings - MNF Classic. Vikings win close one over Cowboys despite Tony Dorsett's (16-153-1) record setting 99 yard run! - Added February, 2008 (01-09-83) 1982 1st RD NFC Super Bowl Tournament - Atlanta Falcons @ Minnesota Vikings - added January, 2008 (01-15-83) 1982 NFC Divisional - Minnesota Vikings @ Washington Redskins - John Riggins plows for 185 yards, then bows to the crowd as Redskins beat Minnesota, 21-7, and advance to NFC championship game - added March, 2007 　 1983 (10-23-83) Minnesota Vikings @ Green Bay Packers - Coming off of the thiller on Monday night, Green Bay missed an opportunity to tie for the division lead when they fell in overtime. The Packers had rallied from a 17-3 deficit in the fourth quarter to send the game into the extra period. Minnesota's star RB Ted Brown (29-179-1) is marvelous for the Vikings. - (Quality 9.0) (11-06-83) Wk 10 Tampa Bay @ Minnesota Vikings - Includes halftime and commercials (Quality 8) - added August, 2011 (11-13-83) Green Bay Packers @ Minnesota Vikings - Trying to force a tie for first in the NFC Central, Green Bay jumped out to a 19-0 lead at the half. When Minnesota rallied to cut the Packer lead to 22-21 in the fourth quarter, Lynn Dickey led his team on a 12-play drive, resulting in a touchdown pass to James Lofton, to clinch the win. - added June, 2007 　 1984 (09-02-84) WK 1 San Diego Chargers @ Minnesota Vikings - Gill Byrd’s famous INT ret for TD - Kramer’s folly - (Quality 8) - added July, 2011 (10-07-84) Minnesota Vikings @ Tampa Bay Buccaneers - Includes halftime and commercials (Quality 7.5) - added July, 2011 (11-04-84) Tampa Bay Buccaneers @ Minnesota Vikings - (Quality 8) - added July, 2011 (11-11-84) Minnesota Vikings @ Green Bay Packers - Leading 17-10 at the half, Green Bay explodes for four second half touchdowns to win their third straight. Jessie Clark scores twice for the Packers, while Lynn Dickey tosses four touchdown passes. (Quality 9.0) (11-18-84) Minnesota Vikings @ Denver Broncos - added March, 2011 (12-08-84) Minnesota Vikings @ San Francisco 49ers - MNF - Added March, 2009 (12-16-84) Green Bay Packers @ Minnesota Vikings - Green Bay put the final nail in the worst season in Viking history, as they led 31-0 at the half. Mark Lee had an interception and recovered a fumble to help the Packers finish 8-8 for the second straight season and third time in four years. (Quality 8.5) 　 1985 (09-08-85) San Francisco 49ers @ Minnesota Vikings - Jerry Rice's (4-67) pro debut is not victorious as Minnesota scores two TD's in the final three minutes to pull out 28-21 win. The 49ers RB Roger Craig (13-78-1rush & 7-72-2) does get off to great start on eventual record setting simultaneous duel 1000 yard rushing & receiving seasons! (quality 8.5) - Added September, 2008 (09-15-85) Minnesota Vikings @ Tampa Bay Buccaneers - tracking issues (Quality 8) - added July, 2011 (09-19-85) Chicago Bears @ Minnesota Vikings - Jim McMahon comes off the bench to throw 3 touchdowns. Kramer had 436 yards passing and 3 TDs, Willie Gault 146 yards receiving and 1 TD - added March, 2007 (10-13-85) Minnesota Vikings @ Green Bay Packers - Green Bay reached the .500 mark when Al Del Greco nailed a 22-yard field goal with seven seconds remaining in this great ending. - (Quality 9.5) (10-27-85) Minnesota Vikings @ Chicago Bears - Walter Payton 118 yards rushing - added March, 2007 (11-10-85) Green Bay Packers @ Minnesota Vikings - Minnesota's RB Darrin Nelson ( 21-146-1) has a big day but it's not enough to over come Green Bay's big 4th Qtr for 27-17 Packer win. Trailing 17-6, the Packers scored three touchdowns in the final quarter, with Mark Murphy's 50-yard interception return sealing the win. (Quality 9.5) (12-01-85) WK 13 Minnesota Vikings @ Philadelphia Eagles - Vikings score 28 points in 4th qtr to win! - Named one of the NFL's greatest comebacks of all time - Added May, 2011 　 1986 (09-14-86) Minnesota Vikings @ Tampa Bay Buccaneers - (3 DVDs) (Quality 7.5) - added August, 2011 (09-28-86) Green Bay Packers @ Minnesota Vikings - Not only did the Packers fall behind, 28-0, in the first quarter, but they lost their starting quarterback when Randy Wright fainted outside the huddle. Vince Ferragamo replaced him and started calling plays out of the Rams' playbook. "This one right here will have to live in my mind forever as the worst," Forrest Gregg bristled after the game. Tommy Kramer would end the day with six touchdown passes, the most ever thrown against Green Bay in a game. - added December, 2007 (11-02-86) Minnesota Vikings @ Washington Redskins - OT thriller - Tommy Kramer 490 yards passing, Steve Jordan 179 yards receiving (11-16-86) New York Giants @ Minnesota Vikings - Added December, 2008 (12-07-86) Minnesota Vikings @ Green Bay Packers - Green Bay is blown out as Randy Wright completes just 18 of 37 passes. - added December, 2007 　 1987 (09-20-87) Minnesota Vikings @ Los Angeles Rams - great game - Wade Wilson threw 3 TD passes, including a 41 yd bomb to Hassan Jones with 30 sec. left to lead the Vikings a victory over the Rams - CBS - Added March, 2009 (10-04-87) Green Bay Packers @ Minnesota Vikings - Strike Game - After a week off due to the strike, the Green Bay "B" team took the field in Minnesota. QB Alan Risher, who had previously played for Tampa Bay, as well as in the CFL and USFL, completed 12 passes for 164 yards, and K Max Zendejas kicked three field goals for the win. Risher threw one TD pass and ran 13 yards for another score. The Vikings had the distinction of starting the oldest replacement player, QB Tony Adams. Out of football since 1982, Adams, 37, was one of three players who shared the old World Football League MVP trophy in 1974 - upgraded January, 2008 (11-26-87) Minnesota Vikings @ Dallas Cowboys - OT - Thanksgiving Day - (4 discs) - added March 2007 (12-13-87) Minnesota Vikings @ Green Bay Packers - Kenneth Davis scored from seven yards out with 1:14 left to give Forrest Gregg his last win as a Packer. - added January 2008 (12-26-87) WK 16 Washington Redskins @ Minnesota Vikings - OT - (Quality 8) - added May, 2011 (01-03-88) 1987 NFC Wildcard - Minnesota Vikings @ New Orleans Saints - added January, 2008 (01-09-88) 1987 NFC Divisional - Minnesota Vikings @ San Francisco 49ers - "Huge Playoff Upset" Aided by wide receiver Anthony Carter's 10 receptions for an NFL playoff record 227 receiving yards, the Vikings upset the top seeded 49ers, who had earned the league's best record during the regular season at 13-2. After the teams traded field goals in the first quarter, quarterback Wade Wilson completed a 7-yard touchdown pass to tight end Carl Hilton. Minnesota then jumped to a 20-3 lead before halftime with Chuck Nelson's 23-yard field goal and defensive back Najee Mustafaa's 45-yard interception return for a touchdown. In the third period, San Francisco defensive back Jeff Fuller returned an interception 48 yard for a touchdown, but it was countered with Wilson's 5-yard touchdown pass to Hassan Jones. 49ers backup quarterback Steve Young, who replaced starter Joe Montana midway through the game, scored a rushing touchdown and threw another. But it was not enough as Nelson made 3 more field goals in the second half to put the game out of reach. - added December, 2007 (01-17-88) 1987 NFC Championship - Minnesota Vikings vs Washington Redskins - Redskins hold off Vikings 17-10 despite a furious last second rush to the end zone by Minnesota. 　 1988 (10-16-88) Green Bay Packers @ Minnesota Vikings - LB Tim Harris helped Green Bay to the upset win by blocking a punt and running it in for a score, recording two sacks, and scoring a safety by sacking Wade Wilson in the end zone. Don Majkowski, who was playing for an injured Randy Wright (pulled groin muscle), threw for 243 yards in the win. (10-30-88) Minnesota Vikings @ San Francisco 49ers - Steve Young wins game on wild 49 yard TD run some call the greatest run ever by a QB - (Quality 9) - added March, 2009 (12-11-88) Minnesota Vikings @ Green Bay Packers - Perry Kemp caught six passes for 108 yards and Larry Mason ran for 65 yards as Green Bay ended the Vikings' division title hopes. Randy Wright re-injured his groin and was replaced by Majkowski. Includes commercials (Quality 8.5) (12-19-88) WK 16 - Chicago Bears @ Minnesota Vikings - Big Int return seals win - MNF - (Quality 9.5) - added August, 2011 (12-26-88) 1988 NFC Wildcard - Los Angles Rams @ Minnesota Vikings - added December, 2007 (01-01-89) 1988 NFC Divisional - Minnesota Vikings @ San Francisco 49ers - added December, 2007 　 1989 (10-15-89) Green Bay Packers @ Minnesota Vikings - With a chance to move into a first place tie in the NFC Central, Don Majkowski completed just 9 of 24 passes for 198 yards and two interceptions. The Vikings scored 26 straight points after falling behind 7-0 (11-26-89) Minnesota Vikings @ Green Bay Packers - Green Bay found itself in a tie for first place in the NFC Central, led by Sterling Sharper who had 10 catches for 157 yards and two touchdowns. DB Dave Brown intercepted Wade Wilson twice in the final minutes of the game to secure the win in another nail biter. Includes commercials and halftime (4 discs) (Quality 9.5) (12-17-89) Minnesota Vikings vs Cleveland Browns - OT - includes commercials and halftime (Quality 8) (12-23-89) Minnesota Vikings @ Cincinnati Bengals - MNF - Includes halftime and commercials (Quality 8.5) - Added May, 2011 (01-06-90) 1989 NFC Divisional - Minnesota Vikings @ San Francisco 49ers - Added September, 2011 　 1990 (10-28-90) Minnesota Vikings @ Green Bay Packers - Darrell Thompson ran 12 yards for his first career touchdown and Shawn Patterson returned an interception nine yards for another score as the Green Bay Packers handed the Minnesota Vikings their fifth straight loss, 24-10. Green Bay intercepted five passes in beating the Vikings for the sixth time in the last seven meetings. The Vikings, their season in disarray, fell to 1-6. Thompson's touchdown run with 4:23 left in the second quarter gave the Packers a 10-3 halftime lead. Patterson's interception in the third quarter just about erased the chances of a Vikings' comeback. Patterson, a defensive end playing only his second game this season because of nagging hamstring problems, jumped up and deflected Rich Gannon's pass, caught the ball and ran into the end zone. That gave the Packers a 17-3 lead with 44 seconds to go in the third quarter. The Packers then intercepted Gannon on the Vikings' first three possessions of the fourth quarter, two by rookie LeRoy Butler. Green Bay made it 24-3 with one minute left on Don Majkowski's 6-yard run. Minnesota scored with 38 seconds to go when Anthony Carter caught a 49-yard pass from Gannon that was deflected in the end zone. The Vikings recovered an onside kick, but Mark Murphy made the Packers' fifth interception with 24 seconds to go. The touchdown run by Thompson, the team's No. 1 pick from the University of Minnesota, capped a 68-yard drive featuring a 21-yard pass from Majkowski to Perry Kemp and a facemask call on Minnesota. Green Bay scored in the first quarter on Chris Jacke's 35-yard field goal four plays after Herschel Walker fumbled at the Green Bay 15 on the Vikings' first play from scrimmage. Minnesota mounted a drive from its 46 to the Packers' 3 as Carter caught three passes. But Gannon was stopped short on a third-and-1 quarterback draw and the Vikings settled for a 20-yard field goal by Donald Igwebuike with 10:19 left in the first half. That tied the game 3-3. Igwebuike, under investigation in a heroin-smuggling case, missed a 42-yard attempt in the third quarter. - added June 2007 (12-02-90) Green Bay Packers @ Minnesota Vikings - The great unraveling of the Lindy Infante regime began on a Sunday night in the Metrodome. Anthony Carter's spectacular 56-yard catch, off a trick play sparked Minnesota to its fifth straight victory. The loss by Green Bay enabled Chicago to clinch the NFC Central crown. Minnesota scored 17 points in a 2:54 span of the third period in pulling even with the Packers in the division as both teams chase wildcard spots. The Packers had taken a 7-6 lead 3:21 into the third quarter when Tiger Greene blocked Harry Newsome's punt and went 36 yards for a touchdown. The Vikings responded with a 12-play, 49-yard drive leading to Fuad Reveiz's 41-yard field goal. Reveiz joined the Vikings at the start of the winning streak after Donald Igwebuike encountered legal problems that have led to a federal indictment on charges of heroin smuggling. Reveiz is 7-for-8 on field goals after he was cut by San Diego when he went 5-for-7. Minnesota forced a punt and, on the next play, Rich Gannon handed off to Herschel Walker, who pitched back to Gannon on the fleaflicker. Gannon heaved the ball downfield even though Mark Lee had tight coverage on Carter. - added June 2007 　 1991 (10-06-91) WK 6 Minnesota Vikings 20 @ Detroit Lions 24 - Detroit scores 3 TDs in final 7 minutes to win game. Sanders was held in check for the first 3.5 Quarters, but then doubles output of entire game in last 7 minutes to give him 4th 100 plus yard gamein a row. Rodney Peete makes a couple of huge passes down the stretch. Win gives Lions lead in NFC Central standings - Named one of the NFL's greatest comebacks of all time - Includes post game interviews with Rodney Peete and Barry Sanders (Quality 9) - Added March, 2011 (11-17-91) Minnesota Vikings @ Green Bay Packers - Rich Gannon and Minnesota simply took control of the football and the game in the second half against Green Bay. The Vikings put together scoring drives of 79, 80 and 98 yards in the second half, holding the ball for 24 minutes to beat the Packers. Trailing 21-14 at the half, Minnesota used eight minutes on a 15-play, 79-yard drive to tie the score in the third quarter. Gannon hit Cris Carter with a 17-yard touchdown pass. Then they moved 80 yards in 10 plays, eating nearly six more minutes, to take a 28-21 lead on Herschel Walker's 5-yard run with 14:11 left in the game. Minnesota put away the game by marching 98 yards in 14 plays, using 6:51 and scoring on Gannon's 5-yard run with 4:36 left. Green Bay, which had the ball for a little more than five minutes in the second half, had 262 yards in the first half and 38 in the second. Mike Tomczak passed for 233 yards in the first half and drove the Packers 78 yards in the final two minutes en route to the 21-14 lead. His 1- yard touchdown toss to Jackie Harris with 13 seconds to play capped the 12-play drive that featured passes of 13 and 16 yards to Sterling Sharpe and a 19-yarder to Perry Kemp. Johnny Holland's recovery of Terry Allen's fumble at the Vikings' 43 set up Green Bay's first score. Sharpe had a 17-yard reception and Vince Workman ran 1 yard for a 7-0 lead. Gannon threw the first of his three touchdown passes, a 29-yarder to Carter, to tie the score. But the Packers struck back three plays later when Tomczak hit Charles Wilson, who broke away for a 75-yard touchdown, giving Green Bay a 14-7 lead. Green Bay appeared headed for another score when Carl Lee intercepted a pass in the end zone early in the second quarter. The Vikings tied the score on Gannon's 3-yard TD pass to Mike Jones with 1:54 to go. Packer Vice President of Football Operations Tom Braatz would be fired three days later, and replaced by Ron Wolf as the general manager. Wolf would be given total control of football operations, something Braatz never had. - added June 2007 (11-24-91) Detroit Lions @ Minnesota Vikings - Lions' All-Pro running back Barry Sanders exploded for a team-record 220 yards and four TDs on the ground to lead Detroit to victory over the Minnesota Vikings. Sanders set personal and team highs for yards rushing and rushing touchdowns in a game. The Lions took advantage of six Viking turnovers to keep their record a perfect 8-0 in games played in domes this season. Detroit opened the scoring on a 17-yard touchdown run by Sanders. Minnesota tied the game when running back Darren Nelson connected with wide receiver Anthony Carter on a 25-yard touchdown pass. The second half was the "Barry Sanders Show" as he piled up 160 yards rushing and touchdown runs of 45, four and nine yards. Kicker Eddie Murray added a 50-yard field goal, his longest since 1989, to cap the Lions' scoring. - Added March, 2009 (12-21-91) Green Bay Packers @ Minnesota Vikings - Green Bay Packers coach Lindy Infante gave his Minnesota Vikings' counterpart a most unusual retirement present - the most lopsided home loss of Jerry Burns' career. Vince Workman scored twice Saturday as the Packers finished what might be Infante's last game as head coach with a 27-7 victory. The Packers reportedly are considering making a coaching change after their third losing campaign under Infante, who has a 24-40 mark in four seasons. Burns announced his retirement two weeks ago and the Vikings responded with successive victories over the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and Los Angeles Rams. But Minnesota sent Burns out of the NFL the same way it welcomed him into the league; the Vikings lost his debut in 1986. In between, Burns won more games than he lost, finishing with a career record of 52-43. But the Vikings never seemed to win as much as their talent dictated. Minnesota players spent much of the week preceding Saturday's nationally televised game talking about how much they wanted to win for Burns, the only Viking introduced before the game. Instead, they played miserably and almost sustained their first home shutout since 1962. Only Rich Gannon's 9-yard pass to Terry Allen with 1:22 to go averted the shutout. Burns had only two other 20-point losses at home - 34-14 to Detroit this season and 34-14 to Green Bay in 1988. Cris Carter fumbled on Minnesota's opening drive, leading to Chris Jacke's 42-yard field goal, and Minnesota had turnovers that set up touchdown runs by Workman and Keith Woodside. The Vikings also committed nine penalties for 82 yards. - added June 2007 　 1992 (09-06-92) Minnesota Vikings @ Green Bay Packers - Terry Allen's footwork on a slippery field brought the Minnesota Vikings a 23-20 victory over the host Green Bay Packers in overtime in the first game for a pair of rookie head coaches. Allen's 45-yard run to the Green Bay 11 set up Fuad Reveiz's 25-yard field goal with 4:40 left, giving Dennis Green the win in his first game as Vikings coach. Until Allen's run - he had a 51-yarder in the fourth quarter to set up another score - the overtime was a series of slips and errors on a field made slick by a fourth-quarter rain. Green Bay's Don Majkowski completed his first pass of overtime for his 13th straight completion, but then was intercepted and threw four incompletions on his next five attempts. The Vikings, who lost a fumble in overtime, also couldn't move until Allen took a draw play handoff and picked his way through the Packers defense. QB Rich Gannon then carried for 2 yards before Reveiz hit his third field goal of the game. - Includes halftime (4 discs) (Quality 9.5) (12-27-92) Green Bay Packers @ Minnesota Vikings - The Minnesota Vikings made sure they wouldn't have to play the Green Bay Packers again this season. Sean Salisbury ignited the Vikings' dormant pass offense, throwing for a career-high 292 yards and two touchdowns, as Minnesota beat Green Bay 27-7. The loss eliminated the Packers from playoff contention and stopped their six-game winning streak. Terry Allen ran for 100 yards and set the single-season rushing record for the NFC Central champion Vikings. Allen finished with 1,201 yards, 46 more than Chuck Foreman gained in 1976 - Minnesota's last Super Bowl season. Not even Sterling Sharpe, who caught six passes to end the year with 108, eclipsing Art Monk's NFL-record 106-reception season of 1984, could get the Packers (9-7) into the playoffs. Because the Washington Redskins were upset by the Los Angeles Raiders on Saturday, the Packers knew going in that a victory would put them in the playoffs for the first time in a nonstrike season since 1972. Green Bay would have returned to the Metrodome next weekend. Instead, Minnesota on Saturday will be home for the defending Super Bowl champion Redskins (9-7), who have the tiebreaker advantage over the Packers because of a better record in conference games. The Vikings, who clinched the NFC Central title with last week's win at Pittsburgh, lost to Washington here, 15-13, on Oct. 25. Minnesota had relied almost exclusively on Allen's rushing and its outstanding defense to win the division. Between them, Salisbury and Rich Gannon combined for two touchdown passes since the Redskins game. Vikings coach Dennis Green has flip-flopped his quarterbacks the last five weeks, looking for a hot hand. He found one Sunday in Salisbury. Salisbury completed 20 of 33 passes, including a 13-yard first quarter touchdown pass to Steve Jordan and a 34-yard scoring pass to his other tight end, Mike Tice, in the second period. - Includes halftime and ESPN Primetime highlights and interviews after game (Quality 8.5) (01-02-93) 1992 NFC Wildcard - Washinton Redskins vs Minnesota Vikings - (A- Quality) 　 1993 (09-26-93) Green Bay Packers @ Minnesota Vikings - Jim McMahon completed a 45-yard pass to Eric Guliford with 6 seconds to play, setting up Fuad Reveiz's fifth field goal, and the Minnesota Vikings rallied for a 15-13 victory over the Green Bay Packers. On third-and-10 from the 50, the Packers blew their coverage, and Jim McMahon, who had rolled right to avoid the rush, spotted Guliford all alone at the 11. Guliford went 6 more yards before he was pushed out of bounds by Mike Prior. Reveiz, whose 49-yard attempt hit the crossbar with 2:40 left, then kicked a 22-yarder for the Vikings' fifth victory in their last six games against Green Bay. The five field goals were a career high for Reveiz, who had been bothered by an ankle injury. His other kicks were from 35, 19, 29 and 51 yards. McMahon, signed as a free agent in the off-season, has won his last nine starts against the Packers. The last time he played in a loss to the Packers was 1983, when he was a second-year pro with Chicago. - 2 different versions 1) 2 DVDs, includes halftime (Quality 8.5) 2) 4 DVDs. includes commercials and halftime (Quality 9) - Added July, 2011 (12-12-93) Dallas Cowboys @ Minnesota Vikings - tracking lines for a few minutes around halftime - (Quality 8) - Added March, 2011 (12-19-93) Minnesota Vikings @ Green Bay Packers - The Green Bay Packers' postseason parade was delayed Sunday by nemesis Jim McMahon, whose passing revived the Minnesota Vikings' chances of repeating as NFC Central champions. McMahon threw for three touchdowns - matching his season total entering Sunday's game - in leading the Vikings to a 21-17 victory over the Packers. It was his 10th consecutive winning start against Green Bay. The Packers had won six straight at County Stadium, including five under second-year coach Mike Holmgren. But Holmgren left the game with an 0-4 mark against Vikings coach Dennis Green, another former San Francisco assistant. Scottie Graham rushed 30 times for 139 yards - only 35 fewer than he had gained in his entire NFL career - as Minnesota moved into a third-place tie with Chicago. Green Bay, seeking its first playoff berth in a non-strike season since 1972, had the ball at Minnesota's 2-yard line with 2 1/2 minutes left. But the Vikings' NFC- leading defense pushed the Pack back. Darrell Thompson was tackled for a 5-yard loss by Bobby Abrams on first down, Carlos Jenkins stopped Sterling Sharpe for no gain on a second-down catch, Jack Del Rio batted away Brett Favre's third- down pass, and Vencie Glenn knocked down Favre's pass in the end zone with 1:14 left. - Milwaukee game - Includes commercials and halftime (Quality 8.5) (01-09-94) 1993 NFC Wildcard - Minnesota Vikings @ New York Giants - added August, 2008 　 1994 (09-04-94) Minnesota Vikings @ Green Bay Packers - First Packer games for Sean Jones and Dorsey Levens - Sterling Sharpe got the loot and the Green Bay Packers got their money's worth Sunday from a defense led by safety George Teague. Sharpe caught a 14-yard touchdown one day after threatening to sit out the 1994 season in a contract dispute, and Teague intercepted two of Warren Moon's passes in Green Bay's 16-10 victory over the Minnesota Vikings at Lambeau Field. Sharpe, who staged one of the shortest walkouts in NFL history on the eve of the season opener, agreed to adjustments in his contract late Saturday after he skipped practice, missed the team photo and threatened to sit out the whole season. The NFL's receptions leader the past two years, Sharpe reportedly was promised a $7 million bonus before next season. Moon, making his debut for Minnesota, completed 20 of 37 passes for 166 yards with three interceptions and no touchdowns. He was sacked three times. - Includes commercials (Quality 9.0) (09-25-94) Miami Dolphins @ Minnesota Vikings - Marino vs Warren Moon - Marino 431 yards - added December, 2007 (10-20-94) Green Bay Packers @ Minnesota Vikings - TNT Thursday night game - OT - Just when it looked like Green Bay had frustrated Warren Moon once again, Moon put Minnesota back in control of the NFC Central. Hounded by the Packers' relentless pass rush most of the night, Moon led the Vikings to a tying field goal with 17 seconds left in regulation and then to Fuad Reveiz's winning 27-yard kick 4:26 into overtime for a 13-10 victory. Moon's lifted the Vikings into first place in the NFC Central, a half-game ahead of Chicago, which plays Detroit on Sunday. The comeback stunned the Packers, who were within five minutes of climbing back into the divisional race despite losing quarterback Brett Favre in the first quarter with a hip injury. Green Bay, which beat Minnesota 16-10 in the season- opener, harassed Moon for 3 1/2 quarters, sacking him four times and intercepting him twice while backup quarterback Mark Brunell led the Packers to a 10-7 half time lead that almost stood up. But after taking over at his own 34 with 5:32 to play in the fourth quarter, Moon completed 7 of 10 passes for 58 yards to set up Reveiz's tying 29-yard kick. The Packers were outstanding on defense all night, and needed another stand to avoid losing in regulation after Minnesota had a second-and-goal on its 4, but Bryce Paup threw Amp Lee for a 7-yard loss and Moon threw incomplete into the corner of the end zone on third down. It was the fifth time in the last six meetings that the game was decided by six points or fewer. Favre had thrown a touchdown pass in nine straight games (the final three regular-season contests of '93 plus the first six games of '94) until the streak was broken at Minnesota when he left the game after the first quarter with a severely bruised left hip…It was the first time since he became the starting quarterback early in 1992 that he had been forced to leave a game due to injury. - Includes commercials, halftime - (Quality 8.5) (11-13-94) New England Patriots @ Minnesota Vikings - OT - Trailing 20-3 at halftime, the normally explosive Parcells asks his team how long they are going to allow other teams to push them around. The team responds by rallying for the victory as Kevin Truner catches a 14 yard Drew Bledsoe pass in OT that sets two NFL records. One for attempts with 70 and another for completions with 45. The victory sparks a 7 game winning streak that sees the Patriots clinch a playoff berth for the first time since 1986.- Added February, 2008 (01-01-95) 1994 NFC Wildcard - Chicago Bears @ Minnesota Vikings - added September, 2008 　 1995 (09-17-95) Dallas Cowboys @ Minnesota Vikings - OT - Added March, 2011 (10-22-95) Minnesota Vikings @ Green Bay Packers - Brett Favre earned his first-ever NFC 'Offensive Player of the Week' honor with an outstanding performance with Minnesota, tying a then-career high with four touchdown passes in leading the Packers to a 38-21 win. Completed 22 of 43 passes for 295 yards without an interception against the Vikings. TE Mark Chmura caught five passes for a career-high 101 yards and a touchdown. With a bundled up TE Keith Jackson looking on, along with a record crowd of 60,332 at Lambeau Field, Favre led the Packers into a first-place tie with Chicago in the NFC Central. Jackson, a five-time Pro Bowl selection, ended his 91-day "retirement" Friday, agreeing to report under terms of the final year of a four-year, $6 million contract he signed with the Miami Dolphins in 1992. The Packers traded for Jackson in March, figuring he could be the offensive threat to replace Sterling Sharpe, who was released following spinal surgery. But Jackson didn't report until last week. With the Packers off to their best start since 1978, he said he longed to be part of a winner. But he said he wouldn't have shown up had the Packers started poorly. Chmura's 22-yard diving grab set up Favre's 5-yard TD toss to Dorsey Levens to break a 14-14 tie. Reggie White and Sean Jones also have good days. (Quality 9) - upgraded April, 2008 (11-05-95) Green Bay Packers @ Minnesota Vikings - T.J. Rubley game - The Green Bay Packers lost two quarterbacks, the best defensive end in NFL history and, finally, another important road game Sunday. In a game that saw Brett Favre and Reggie White leave with injuries, the Packers and Minnesota Vikings combined for four turnovers in the final five minutes before Fuad Reveiz's 39-yard field goal as time expired gave the host Vikings a wild 27-24 victory. The Vikings had their second-highest offensive output of the season as they snapped a three-game losing streak. Warren Moon had three touchdown passes, completing 21 of 39 passes for 237 yards to reach 40,000 career yards faster than any quarterback in NFL history except Dan Marino. After LB Jeff Brady intercepted No. 3 quarterback T.J. Rubley with 50 seconds left, Moon had completions of 23 and 22 yards to Jake Reed to set up Reveiz's winning kick. The Packers, who had six turnovers, lost their second straight road game and fell to 10-19 on the road in the three years since Mike Holmgren became their coach. The Packers also lost backup Ty Detmer to a sprained thumb, and their 10th straight on artificial turf. Favre started his 54th consecutive game Sunday, the longest active streak in the NFL. But he went out late in the second quarter with an injured left ankle after guard Aaron Taylor fell on him. White, whose 153 1/2 sacks are more than any player in NFL history, went out with a sprained right knee with 7:40 left in the fourth quarter. Rubley tossed his costly interception following an audible and was released shortly after the game. - Includes halftime (Quality 9) (12-18-95) WK 16 Minnesota Vikings @ San Francisco 49ers - MNF - 49ers over Vikings in 37-30 thriller. Jerry Rice (14-289-3) goes absolutely NUTS in biggest night of his career. QB Steve Young throws for 425 yards. - (Quality 8.5) - Added March, 2011 　 1996 (09-22-96) Green Bay Packers @ Minnesota Vikings - Both teams came into game undefeated, but Packers had to overcome the Metrodome curse. (Quality 9.5) (12-08-96) Minnesota Vikings @ Detroit Lions - close game - Barry Sanders moves into 7th place for All-Time Rushing Yards. - Added March, 2009 (12-22-96) Minnesota Vikings @ Green Bay Packers - Packers clinch home field advantage throughout playoffs. Favre rounded out the regular season by capturing NFC 'Offensive Player of the Week' honors for the second time in '96 as he threw for three TDs against Minnesota, completing 15 of 23 passes for 202 yards before leaving the game early in the fourth quarter of 38-10 triumph. Green Bay posted the best record of any team in the NFC Central since the Chicago Bears were 15-1 in 1985 and 14-2 in '86. Green Bay's winning percentage of .813 is the best for the franchise since the '66 team was 12-2 for .857. For just the third time in 64 years, the Packers finished unbeaten at home (8-0). And the Packers became the first team to lead the league in points scored (a club-record 456) and points allowed (210) since the Miami Dolphins of 1972. - Includes commercial for Chefs! After game (Quality 8.5) (12-28-96) 1996 NFC Wildcard - Minnesota Vikings @ Dallas Cowboys - added January, 2008 　 1997 (09-21-97) Minnesota Vikings @ Green Bay Packers - Brett Favre was having such a good day that he began thinking about his golf game. Apparently he wasn't the only one who took a 24-point halftime lead for granted. Favre tied a career high with five touchdown passes and broke Bart Starr's team record with No. 153 as the Packers outlasted the Minnesota Vikings, 38-32, on Sunday for their 21st straight victory at Lambeau Field. The Vikings fell behind 31-7 at halftime but nearly stole Green Bay's victory when Brad Johnson burned the Packers' weakened secondary on four straight scoring drives. After getting outscored 24-0 in the second quarter, the Vikings quickly made a game out of it when Johnson capitalized on two turnovers with TD throws to Cris Carter and Jake Reed to cut it to 31-22. He led the Vikings to scores on their next two possessions, too, but Johnson failed when it mattered most. After completing his first 13 passes in the second half, Johnson misfired three straight times from midfield after the 2-minute warning to kill hopes of a monumental comeback. On fourth-and-10 from the Vikings 46, Reggie White blew past RT Korey Stringer and hit Johnson's arm just as he released and the ball fluttered to the grass. Green Bay got the ball back with 1.38 left and ran out the clock. Johnson hit Carter with a 3-yard scoring pass after Bill Schroeder fumbled the second-half kickoff. Then, after Jason Fisk intercepted a Favre pass at the Green Bay 24, Johnson found Reed for a 7-yard TD, and Charles Evans ran m the two-point conversion to make it 31-22. Favre responded with an 81-yard drive, capped by a 2-yard TD pass to Mark Chmura, his first since 1995, making it 38-22. - Includes Fox Post-game show, picture nice but shakes a little bit now and then otherwise would be rated higher (Quality 8.5) (12-01-97) Green Bay Packers @ Minnesota Vikings - MNF - Favre gets his first career victory in the Humpty Dumpy Dome - Mike Holmgren has no more demons to exorcise and neither does a Green Bay defense that just two weeks ago gave up 41 points and 467 yards to the worst team in the NFL. Holmgren's Packers made it back to the playofts by beating the Vikings 27-11 Monday night as Dorsey Levens ran for two touchdowns, Brett Favre threw for another and Reggie White recorded 2 1/2 of the Packers' six sacks. The win ensured Green Bay of at least a wild-card playoff berth and sent Minnesota to its third straight loss. The Packers can clinch the NFC Central title and a first-round bye with a win next week in Tampa. It was the first win in the six games the Packers have played under Holmgren in the Metrodome. It came eight days after his first victory in eight tries against Dallas. And Green Bay's defense dominated for the second straight week after a 41-38 loss in Indianapolis two weeks ago. The Packers sacked Brad Johnson six times, and held Minnesota to just 144 yards in the first three quarters. As they often do, the Packers started slowly, breaking a 3-3 tie on Favre's 18-yard TD pass to Robert Brooks with 2:10 left in the first half, then scoring again 3:36 into the second half on Levens' 3-yard run. Levens' score was set up by Doug Evans' interception of Johnson on the second play after intermission. Green Bay also got the luck it hadn't had in previous forays to Minneapolis, like Minnesota's Corey Fuller dropping a sure interception in the end zone one play before Favre hit Brooks for the touchdown. Unlike the first game, a 38-32 Packer win in Green Bay, there was little offense early. For almost 28 minutes, the only scores were field goals of 30 yards by Green Bay's Ryan Longwell and 42 by Minnesota's Eddie Murray. But late in the half, Favre, who completed just 4 of his first 14 passes, hit 3 of 4 in moving the Packers 86 yards in 11 plays. He scrambled 12 yards on a third down to keep the drive alive and capped it with his TD pass to Brooks. Levens' first TD, from 3 yards out, made it 17-3 and then the defense took over. After Longwell's 35-yard field goal attempt hit the left upright, the Vikings got two quick first downs. But Seth Joyner hurried Johnson into an incomplete pass on third down at midfleld. Then David Palmer returned a punt 38 yards to the Green Bay 31, but the Vikings went nowhere and Murray missed a 44-yard field goal attempt. Midway through the fourth quarter, Green Bay's defense set up Longwell's 19-yard field goal by recovering a Johnson fumble. Leroy Hoard's 4-yard run with 3:30 left in the game and Randall Cunningham's pass to Cris Carter for a 2-point conversion made it 20-11. - Includes commercials and halftime (Quality 8.5) (12-14-97) Detroit Lions @ Minnesota Vikings - Great game with thrilling come from behind victory! Was the only game I got to watch Barry Sanders in person and what a treat. - Quarterback Scott Mitchell (23-of-38 for 255 yards and two TD's.) directed an eight-play, 72-yard drive in the final two minutes, culminating with a one-yard touchdown pass to Herman Moore (six catches for 65 yards) with three seconds remaining to pull ahead, 14-13. The catch also was Moore's 100th of the season, making him one of only two players in NFL history to go over the century mark in receptions in three straight years (Jerry Rice, 1994-96). Also in the contest, Barry Sanders (19 carries for 138 yards) became the first player in league history to record 13 100-yard games in the same season, and he extended his NFL-record streak to 13 consecutive 100-yard games. - Added February, 2008 (12-27-97) 1997 NFC Wildcard - Minnesota Vikings @ New York Giants - Vikings SHOCKING comeback 23-22 win over Giants as they score ten points in the last two minutes! - added January, 2008 (01-03-98) 1997 NFC Divisional - Minnesota Vikings @ San Francisco 49ers - readded March, 2011 　 1998 (09-13-98) Minnesota Vikings @ St. Louis Rams - Two of the most explosive offenses ever go head to head in this high scoring shootout. - Added March, 2009 (10-05-98) Minnesota Vikings @ Green Bay Packers - MNF - When it rained on the 59,849 spectators at Lambeau Field Monday night, it poured on the Green Bay Packers. The Minnesota Vikings controlled the Packers on both sides of the ball, defeating them 37-24, and ending their 25-game winning streak at home. Vikings QB Randall Cunningham passed for 442 yards and 4 touchdowns in a steady downpour. WR Randy Moss caught 5 Cunningham passes for 190 yards and 2 TDs. Minnesota's 545 total yards was the most against Green Bay since the Washington Redskins gained 552 on October 17, 1983. The lone bright spot for the Packers was Roell Preston's 101-yard kickoff return for a touchdown. Packers quarterback Brett Favre threw three interceptions. Adding injury to insult, three starters had to leave the game, including the Packers' best defensive playmaker, safety LeRoy Butler, tackle Ross Verba and linebacker George Koonce. (Quality 8.5) (11-22-98) Green Bay Packers @ Minnesota Vikings - The Packers overcame a slow start and a boisterous Metrodome crowd to pull to within 6 points of the Vikings near the end of the fourth quarter. Minnesota put the game out of reach with a little more than 3 minutes remaining when Randall Cunningham hit Randy Moss with a 49-yard touchdown bomb. Brett Favre passed for 303 yards and 2 touchdowns, both to TE Tyrone Davis. The Packers ran the ball well in the first half, but ended the game with just 53 yards rushing. Included in that number is the three times Favre was sacked for minus-26 yards. Meanwhile, Vikings' star RB Robert Smith was held to 27 yards rushing, but Minnesota was still able to pound away for 94 yards on the ground. Packers star receiver Antonio Freeman was held to just three catches for 46 yards. Darick Holmes caught five passes for 50 yards, and Bill Schroeder led the Packers with seven receptions for 93 yards. The Vikings (10-1) moved three games ahead of the Packers (7-4) and owned the tie-breaker after sweeping Green Bay this season. - Includes commercials (Quality 9.5) (11-26-98) Minnesota Vikings @ Dallas Cowboys - Thanksgiving - Minnesota’s rookie wide receiver Randy Moss caught only three passes against the Cowboys, but all were touchdowns as he finished the day with 163 receiving yards - (Quality 9) - Added September, 2008 (12-26-98) Minnesota Vikings @ Tennessee Oilers - last ever game for the Oilers - added December, 2007 (01-10-99) 1998 NFC Divisional - Arizona Cardinals @ Minnesota Vikings - added September, 2008 (01-17-99) 1998 NFC Championship - Atlanta Falcons @ Minnesota Vikings - Falcons pull off miracle comeback late in 4th Qtr to win 30-27 in Overtime at Minnesota after Vikings left the door open when their "perfect to date" kicker (no misses in over 100 XP's & FG's this year) Gary Anderson missed a very make able FG that would have sealed the win. Great Game! - one of the 22 games listed on the NFL Greatest games series list. 　 1999 (09-26-99) Minnesota Vikings @ Green Bay Packers - Classic last second comeback - Brett Favre says he can't do this every week. Maybe just every other week. Favre led the Green Bay Packers to another comeback win, hitting Corey Bradford with a 23-yard touchdown pass with 12 seconds left, giving the Packers a 23-20 victory over the Minnesota Vikings. Bradford's catch capped a 77-yard, 104- second drive led by Favre, who beat the Oakland Raiders in Week 1 with a similar last-ditch drive. It was Favre's 12th fourth-quarter comeback, and the 15th game-winning drive of his career. Favre was 6-of-7 on the final drive, hitting Bradford twice and Dorsey Levens three times as the Packers scored their only offensive touchdown of the game against Minnesota's fired-up defense. Randy Moss caught a 10-yard touchdown pass - just his second reception of the game from Randall Cunningham with 1:56 to play, giving Minnesota a 20-16 lead. Both teams struggled to mount sustained offensive drives until the game's fabulous finish. Minnesota took one last shot at the end zone, but rookie defensive back Antuan Edwards made his second interception of the game as time ran out. Favre, who wept after the Oakland win, collapsed onto a sideline bench shortly after throwing the final pass and was helped off the field by medical staff. (12-12-99) Minnesota Vikings @ Kansas City Chiefs - One of Derrick Thomas last great games before his untimely death. Poor Jeff George is again tormented by Derrick Thomas. Randy Moss has an awesome game! Unfortuneatly he was also the goat in this as you will see. - added March, 2009 (12-20-99) Green Bay Packers @ Minnesota Vikings - Cris Carter kept his starting streak alive, but his services weren't needed. Randy Moss was all over the field Monday night. Moss caught five passes for 131 yards and two touchdowns as the Minnesota Vikings outlasted the Green Bay Packers 24-20 at the Metrodome. Moss also atoned for his fumbled punt that led to a Green Bay touchdown by hauling in a 36-yard pass from Jeff George that set up Leroy Hoard's 1-yard run for the winning score with nine minutes left. The Vikings snapped a two-game skid and moved within a game of NFC Central leader Tampa Bay. The Packers fell to 7-7, tied with the New York Giants, Dallas and Carolina in the wildcard logjam. The Packers had one last chance, driving to the Minnesota 27, before Brett Favre was intercepted by Robert Griffith in the end zone on the final play. George's two touchdown tosses to Moss and the longest scramble of his 10-year career staked the Vikings to a 17-13 lead after three quarters. But rookie Basil Mitchell, who forced two fumbles that led to 10 points, jarred the ball loose from Moss on a punt return and Tod McBride recovered for Green Bay at the Vikings' 37. The Vikings appeared to stop the Packers at the 9, and Ryan Longwell came in for his third chip-shot field goal. But holder Matt Hasselbeck, Favre's backup, threw a touchdown strike to tight end Jeff Thomason for a 20-17 lead with 12:31 remaining. Carter extended his starting streak to 111 games despite a severely sprained right ankle that had him in a cast all week But he was no factor, playing just a few snaps in the first quarter and not getting any balls thrown his way. The Packers led 13-10 at haiftime on the strength of Dorsey Levens' 1-yard run and two Longwell field goals. Levens returned to the lineup after missing two games with a cracked rib and gained 99 yards on 26 carries. But the Vikings converted three third downs on their way to the go-ahead touchdown in the third quarter, including a 17-yard scramble by George to the Green Bay 42, George's longest run ever. - (Quality 9.0) (01-09-00) 1999 NFC Wildcard - Dallas Cowboys @ Minnesota Vikings - w/commercials & halftime - added March, 2007 (01-16-00) 1999 NFC Divisional - Minnesota Vikings @ St. Louis Rams - Shoot out in St. Louis is won by Rams when they score 35 straight in 2nd Half to beat Vikings 49-37. Ram QB Kurt Warner (27-33, 5tds, 391yds) cannot be stopped! 　 2000 (11-06-00) Minnesota Vikings @ Green Bay Packers - "Immaculate Deflection game" - Antonio Freeman made one of the most astonishing touchdown catches in National Football League history, lifting the desperate Packers to a 26-20 victory over the Minnesota Vikings in a Monday Night classic that will long live in Green Bay football lore. With the Packers facing third and 4 at the Vikings' 43 on the first possession of overtime, Brett Favre took a shot deep to Freeman, who was locked in man-to-man coverage with cornerback Cris Dishman along the western sideline. As Freeman slipped and fell, Dishman had the ball in his hands but dropped the interception. The ball bounced off Freeman's left arm until he controlled it against his chest as he lay on the ground. Freeman jumped to his feet at the 15, eluded Robert Griffith and scored a touchdown that set off a wild victory celebration in the south end zone. The outlook appeared bleak as Vikings kicker Gary Anderson lined up to kick a game-winning 32-yard field goal with 7 seconds left in regulation and the score knotted at 20. But after Green Bay called a timeout, which allowed the steady rain to further drench the turf, holder Mitch Berger was unable to control the snap, and Anderson was denied the opportunity to close the game. LeRoy Butler started his 100th consecutive games, dating to Oct. 9, 1994. His streak is the second longest on the team behind Brett Favre's 134. - Includes MNF post-game interview with Antonio Freeman (Quality 9) (12-17-00) Green Bay Packers @ Minnesota Vikings - Packers go into Minnesota and steal a win - The Green Bay Packers remarkably kept their playoff hopes alive, when they stunned the NFC Central-leading Minnesota Vikings, 33-28. In arguably their most complete game of the year, the Packers dominated the line of scrimmage and limited the opportunities of the Vikings' big-play offense. Helped by a career day by running back Ahman Green, quarterback Brett Favre was dazzling, completing 26-of-38 passes for 290 yards and 3 touchdowns. Green, with seven gains of 10 or more yards, ran for 161 yards. With consecutive runs of 15 and 12 yards, Green went over 1,000 yards rushing for the season. It was the first time in his young, 3-year career he has eclipsed the mark, and he became just the seventh Packer in the team's 81-year history to do so. K Ryan Longwell was equally impressive -- a perfect four-for-four on field goal attempts. The Packers, as an 8-point underdog, became the first foe all season to hold Robert Smith below 61 yards (10 carries for 26 yards), amassed 159 rushing yards of its own and established nearly a 6-minute edge in time of possession. - Includes commercials (Quality 8.5) (01-07-01) 2000 NFC Divisional - New Orleans Saints @ Minnesota Vikings - added August, 2008 (01-14-01) 2000 NFC Championship - New York Giants @ Minnesota Vikings - New York absolutely spanks Minnesota in dominating performance. Giants QB Kerry Collins (28-39, 5tds, 381yds a championship game record) throws for over 300 yards in the first half alone as his sterling performance leads his team to a lightening fast start before cruising to 41-0 victory. - added October, 2007 　 2001 (10-21-01) Green Bay Packers @ Minnesota Vikings - Instead of being three games up on the defending NFC Central Division champion Vikings, the Packers limped into the bye week at 4-2, trailing the upstart Chicago Bears and now leading Minnesota by just a game. Playing without injured WR Bill Schroeder, the Packers struggled offensively controlling the ball for just over 22 minutes and gaining 234 total yards. Meanwhile, the Vikings held onto the ball for more than 37 minutes totaling 377 yards. Holding Minnesota to a three-and-out on the first drive, Green Bay drove into field goal range. Ryan Longwell missed a 51-yard kick wide right, the first of two missed attempts in the game. He also missed a 42-yard attempt in the second quarter. Safety Chris akins forced a fumble on punt coverage following the Packers' second drive giving Green Bay the ball on the Minnesota 16-yard line. Faced with a fourth-and-two inside the 10-yard line, Ahman Green was stopped short of the first down marker. In the first half, the league's third-ranked defense forced a Daunte Culpepper fumble and held Minnesota to two field goals and a long touchdown pass. The Vikings' Chris Carter scored on a 43-yard pass from Culpepper to open the scoring for the game. Two plays later Minnesota scored its second touchdown when Kailee Wong intercepted a Brett Favre pass and returned it 27 yards for the score. It's the second Favre pass intercepted and returned for a touchdown this season. Early in the second quarter Green Bay's LeRoy Butler left the game with a bruised sternum and was replaced by akins. The x-ray results at the stadium were negative and he will be further evaluated back in Green Bay. Butler, who started his 113th consecutive game, did not return to the game. The Vikings held a 20-0 lead going into halftime and the Packers never recovered. - added June, 2007 (12-30-01) Minnesota Vikings @ Green Bay Packers - The Packers used two fourth-quarter touchdowns to turn a 13-10 deficit into a 24-13 victory over the Vikings. CB Mike McKenzie was the showcase player. He set the early tone with big hits on Vikings' QB Spergeon Wynn and FB Harold Morrow. McKenzie effectively limited all-pro receiver Randy Moss to just two catches for 10 yards. He also returned his fourth-quarter interception for 38 yards and a touchdown. Brett Favre did more than go 5-for-5 passing on the touchdown drive that put the Packers up to stay in the fourth quarter. He also was the lead blocker on wide receiver Donald Driver's reverse for a 31-yard touchdown in the second quarter. Minnesota used 12 straight running plays to drive 50 yards on its opening possession only to have Gary anderson miss a 39-yard field goal attempt wide right. Anderson connected on kicks from 44 and 42 yards out later in the game. As a team the Packers broke the club record for sacks in a season when Jim Flanigan wrapped up Wynn in the second quarter. This defensive unit has recorded 51 sacks so far this season breaking the record of 50 set by the 1998 team. Combined with San Francisco's upset loss in Dallas, the Packers (11-4) moved past the 49ers to become the fourth of six seeded teams in the NFC. - includes commercials, halftime, and "Locker Room Live" post game show (Quality 8.5) 　 2002 (11-17-02) Green Bay Packers @ Minnesota Vikings - It doesn't matter how well Green Bay is playing. The Packers always seem to have trouble in Minnesota. Daunte Culpepper threw for a touchdown and ran for another one, and the Vikings intercepted Brett Favre three times in a 31-21 victory. The Packers (8-2) have lost nine of 11 at the Metrodome and missed out on a chance to become the earliest team to clinch a division title in a 16-game season. Michael Bennett ran for 130 yards on 20 carries. - added June, 2007 (12-08-02) Minnesota Vikings @ Green Bay Packers - 4th Qtr comeback wins game - Bench Clearing brawl would break out after game - Tony Fisher's 14-yard touchdown run with 1:06 left gave the Packers their first lead of the game and a 26-22 victory over the Vikings. Darren Sharper picked off Daunte Culpepper's desperation pass as time expired and returned the ball 66 yards before finally going down at the Minnesota 16. The bad blood between the border rivals boiled over at that point as Vikings tight end Jim Kleinsasser gave a two- handed shove to Packers safety Marques Anderson near the Minnesota bench. - Includes halftime (Quality 8.5) 　 2003 (09-07-03) Minnesota Vikings @ Green Bay Packers - Rebirth of new Lambeau field - Randy Moss turned the Lambeau Field rededication into his own party. Moss caught nine passes for 150 yards and a touchdown as the Minnesota Vikings beat the Green Bay Packers 30-25 in front of a record crowd of 70,505 at the remodeled stadium Sunday at Green Bay. The Vikings, who snapped a 12-game losing streak outdoors, built a 27-3 lead and then held off Green Bay's furious rally. Javon Walker's 24- yard touchdown catch pulled Green Bay to 30-25 with 1 minute, 55 seconds remaining. But Ryan Longwell's onside kick went out of bounds, and the Vikings took over thanks to a new NFL rule that doesn't allow a rekick with less than five minutes left. And Minnesota ran out the clock. Daunte Culpepper threw three touchdown passes and the Vikings' defense forced four turnovers from the out-of-sync Packers in the first half. (quality 9) - upgraded February, 2008 (11-02-03) Green Bay Packers @ Minnesota Vikings - Packers run over Vikings at Humpty Dumpty Dome - The Metrodome has always brought trouble for Brett Favre. Maybe he just needed to play hurt. Ignoring the broken thumb on his throwing hand, Favre passed for 194 yards and three touchdowns and the Green Bay Packers saved their season Sunday night with a 30-27 victory over the Minnesota Vikings. After two straight losses at home, the Vikings (6-2) saw their NFC North lead over the Packers (4-4) shrink to two games. Two of Javon Walker's three receptions went for Green Bay touchdowns, and Ahman Green rushed 21 times for 137 yards — plus five catches for 52 yards and a score. Favre, who improved to 3-9 in his career in the Vikings' noisy, climate-controlled home, completed 18 of 28 passes and threw one interception. He extended his consecutive starts streak to 198, an NFL record by a quarterback. Daunte Culpepper threw two touchdown passes without an interception for Minnesota and plunged in from the 1-yard line with 33 seconds left to cut Green Bay's lead to three. The onside kick was recovered by the Packers' Darren Sharper. (Quality 9) - upgraded February, 2008 (12-28-03) Minnesota Vikings @ Arizona Cardinals - unbelievable ending - Arizona knocked the Minnesota Vikings out of the playoffs Sunday with a fourth-down miracle that put Green Bay in. Josh McCown threw a 28-yard touchdown pass to Nathan Poole on fourth-and-25 as time expired, rallying the Cardinals to an 18-17 victory. That left the Vikings at 9- 7 and gave the division title to the Packers, who beat Denver 31-3. Had the Vikings won, Green Bay (10-6) would have been eliminated on a series of BCS-type tiebreakers. Poole caught the ball near the sideline in the end zone, where officials ruled he was forced out by Minnesota's Denard Walker and called it a touchdown. A video review upheld the call. Minnesota led 17-6 with two minutes left. But Arizona (4-12) cut the lead to 17-12 on McCown's fourthdown 2-yard pass to Steve Bush with 1:54 to play. Damien Anderson recovered the onside kick for Arizona, and a 30-yard pass-interference call against Walker put the Cardinals in scoring position. 　 2004 (11-14-04) Minnesota Vikings @ Green Bay Packers - Longwell game winner at the end - Ryan Longwell's 33-yard field goal as time expired gave the Packers a victory over their archrivals and a tie atop the NFC North, both at 5-4. The Vikings, losers of three straight, rallied to tie it with two touchdowns in the final 2:53. After Daunte Culpepper's fourth touchdown toss, Robert Ferguson returned the kickoff to midfield, where Antoine Winfield forced a fumble. Officials ruled Packers tight end Ben Steele recovered, even though Minnesota's Larry Ned emerged from the scrum with the ball. Brett Favre, who also threw four touchdown passes, calmly guided Green Bay to the Vikings 15, where Longwell split the uprights. It was Favre's 18th game with four or more touchdowns, second only to Dan Marino's 21. Just a month after being all but counted out, the Packers have won four straight in their quest to become just the ninth team in NFL history to overcome a 1-4 start to reach the playoffs. Minnesota All-Pro receiver Randy Moss sat out his second straight game because of a strained hamstring. (12-24-04) Green Bay Packers @ Minnesota Vikings - Longwell game winner at the end - Brett Favre bounced back from one of his familiar costly mistakes and rallied the Green Bay Packers to another big victory — and another division title. Favre drove his team 76 yards to set up Ryan Longwell's 29-yard field goal as time ran out, lifting the Packers to a 34-31 victory over the Minnesota Vikings on Friday that clinched a third straight NFC North crown for Green Bay. The Packers trailed 31-24 with 8:18 left after Favre's third-down throw from his end zone was intercepted by Chris Claiborne and returned 12 yards for a touchdown. The Vikings, however, couldn't get what they needed from a pass defense that has struggled all season long. Donald Driver — who had 11 receptions for 162 yards — made a nifty, falling-down catch of Favre's pass on fourth-and-goal at the 3 to tie it at 31 with 3:34 remaining after an 80-yard drive. Minnesota, which can clinch a wild-card playoff spot with a loss by either Carolina or St. Louis this weekend, appeared on its way to retaking the lead. But a holding penalty on Matt Birk — the Vikings were flagged nine times for 78 yards — wiped out a 16-yard run by Michael Bennett that would have given them the ball at the Green Bay 40 just before the 2-minute warning. After a punt, Favre got the ball at his 13 with 1:35 left. Twelve plays later, Longwell's kick sailed through the uprights — sending the Packers into a celebration on their biggest rival's home field. Favre finished 30-for-43 for 365 yards, three touchdowns and the interception. Ahman Green, who left briefly with a head injury, carried 19 times for 64 yards and a score. (01-09-05) 2004 NFC Wildcard - Minnesota Vikings vs Green Bay Packers - After defeating them twice in dramatic fashion during the regular season, the Packers played host to the Minnesota Vikings in an NFC Wild Card Playoff Game, the first-ever meeting between the two clubs in the postseason. Green Bay was unable to pull off the trifecta against the Vikings, falling to their rivals in a less than stellar performance. While the first two meetings on the season produced a pair of classic quarterback duels, Daunte Culpepper was able to put on a repeat performance but Brett Favre wasn't up to the task on this January evening. The Minnesota passer threw for 284 yards and four touchdowns, while Favre struggled throughout the game and was intercepted four times with just one TD pass. The Vikings sprinted out to an early 17-0 lead less than 10 minutes into the game. Aided by some poor tackling by the home team, Culpepper threw a pair of first quarter TDs before Ryan Longwell got the Packers on the board with a 43-yard field goal late in the opening period. A four-yard touchdown pass from Favre to Bubba Franks cut the deficit to seven points, but after Favre's second interception of the day, the Vikings quickly struck to return the margin to 14. Najeh Davenport's one-yard TD run in the fourth quarter made it a one-score game again at 24-17, only to see Culpepper put the game away with a 34-yard scoring pass to Randy Moss, the receiver's second of the evening. Injuries depleted the Packers' receiving corps in this one with Javon Walker being forced from the game in the first half with a shin injury. His knock - coupled with the absence of Robert Ferguson - left Donald Driver as the lone member of Green Bay's primary trio of wideouts. Driver led the team with seven catches for 78 yards, but the Pack's effort fell short and brought the 2004 season to a close. (01-16-05) 2004 NFC Divisional - Minnesota Vikings @ Philadelphia Eagles - added March, 2007 　 2005 (10-23-05) Green Bay Packers @ Minnesota Vikings - Paul Edinger kicked a career-long 56-yard field goal as time ran out, lifting Minnesota to a victory over stunned Green Bay. After losing their last two games by a combined 58-13 score and allegations of sexual misconduct by several players on a boat party emerging, the Vikings trailed 17-0 in the third quarter and appeared headed for another ugly defeat. But Daunte Culpepper, who went 23-for-31 for 280 yards and two touchdowns with no interceptions, came to life - and Edinger came through with his third field goal of the game. Green Bay's Ryan Longwell tied it at 20 with 24 seconds remaining on a 39-yard kick after missing two earlier field goals. - Includes Inside the Packer pre-game show, halftime, FOX post-game, and Side line live post-game show (Quality 9) (11-21-05) Minnesota Vikings @ Green Bay Packers - For the second time this season, Paul Edinger kicked a winning field goal against Green Bay, a 27-yarder as time expired that gave the Vikings a 20-17 win Monday night and keep their playoff hopes alive. After struggling mightily on offense since quarterback Daunte Culpepper was lost for the season, the Vikings put together a solid showing behind Brad Johnson with 196 yards passing and running back Mewelde Moore, who had 122 yards on 22 carries. The 37-year-old Johnson set up Edinger’s kick with a nine-play, 58-yard drive in the final 3:03 after Green Bay tied it at 17. Minnesota coach Mike Tice shuffled his offensive line this week hoping to inject some life into the offense that struggled to just 137 yards last week against the Giants. Brett Favre finished the game 20-for-33 for 227 yards and two touchdowns. The win keeps the Vikings afloat in its hunt for the postseason, two games behind NFC North leader Chicago (7-3). Meanwhile, the loss puts the Packers (2-8) on the verge of ending an impressive streak — they haven’t had a losing season since Favre took over as the starter in 1992, a run of 13 years that’s best in the league. They have to win out to avoid snapping that run, an unlikely task with Chicago (twice) and Seattle (8-2) left on the schedule. - Includes Packers Primetime pre-game and halftime (Quality 9.5) 　 2006 (09-24-06) Chicago Bears @ Minnesota Vikings - Grossman the comeback (11-12-06) Green Bay Packers @ Minnesota Vikings - If Green Bay was going to beat Minnesota, Brett Favre was going to have to throw the ball to his own team, not the other guys. Favre followed through on the plan, making sure to savor a hard-to-come-by win at the Metrodome and cautiously ponder the progress made by his rebuilding Packers. Favre threw two touchdown passes without a turnover and Donald Driver had a career-high 191 yards receiving. "I thought he made great decisions," Green Bay coach Mike McCarthy said, praising Favre's performance with Minnesota's league-best rushing defense holding down Ahman Green (22 carries, 55 yards). The Packers, who have won three of their last four games, were boosted by a strong pass rush and even better pass protection. Favre completed 24 of 42 passes for 347 yards and no interceptions. Brad Johnson went 18 for 30 for 257 yards, one touchdown and two turnovers for Minnesota, which lost its third straight game after again struggling in several areas. Vikings coach Brad Childress, who was upset with some of Johnson's on-field choices in recent weeks, directed his criticism at the rest of the struggling offense. - added September, 2007 (12-21-06) Minnesota Vikings @ Green Bay Packers - It might have been Brett Favre's final fling at Lambeau Field, and it wasn't pretty. But after nearly throwing the game away, Favre helped the Packers pull out yet another come-from-behind victory. Favre watched an interception get returned for a touchdown in the third quarter, then rallied the Packers for a late field goal and a victory against the Vikings. Packers kicker Dave Rayner, who had missed two field goals earlier in the game, hit a 44-yarder with 1:34 remaining. It was the 36th game-winning comeback for Favre, who has not yet announced whether he will play next season and did not speak with reporters following the game. He held the ball aloft after the final gun, and hugged a couple of former teammates now with the Vikings, safety Darren Sharper and kicker Ryan Longwell. He also saluted his family in a Lambeau skybox, along with the fans surrounding the tunnel to the locker room. Favre finished the game 26-for-50 for 285 yards with the two interceptions. He didn't throw a touchdown for the second successive game, meaning he still needs eight more TD passes to break Dan Marino's career record of 420. Favre won ugly for the second successive week -- he was intercepted three times in a victory against Detroit on Dec. 17 -- but he certainly outperformed Vikings rookie Tarvaris Jackson, who was making the first start of his NFL career. Jackson, a second-round draft pick out of Alabama State, was 10-for-20 for 50 yards and one interception. - added September, 2007 　 2007 (09-30-07) Green Bay Packers @ Minnesota Vikings - Brett Favre threw his 421st career TD pass to Greg Jennings on a 16-yard score, breaking a tie with Dan Marino to take hold of the NFL record. Favred would be named ‘NFC Offensive Player of the week and ‘FedEx Air NFL Player of the Week’ for his performance. He went 32-of-45 for 344 yards and two touchdowns, including his NFL record 421st TD pass, and completed passes to 10 different receivers. - added January, 2008 (11-04-07) San Diego Chargers @ Minnesota Vikings - Minnesota wins the game 35-17 behind Rookie RB Adrian Peterson's (30-296-3... 253 yards in the 2nd Half alone!!!) record setting performance as he sets NFL Records for most yards rushing in a game for a Rookie and even better, he sets the record for the most yards rushing ever in a single game! In recording his second 200+ yard rushing game this season he became the first rookie running back ever to do that in NFL History, amazing. Also occurring in this game, but rendered almost an afterthought due to AP's historic performance, was the longest play of any kind in the history of the NFL as San Diego's Antonio Cromartie returned a long field goal attempt that fell just short by the Vikings at the end of the 1st Half a stunning 109 yards for a Charger touchdown! Obviously, this is a record that will never be broken! - Added January, 2008 (11-11-07) Minnesota Vikings @ Green Bay Packers - Packers shut out Vikings in dominating fashion. Favre connected on 33 of 46 passes for 351 yards and three touchdowns and won ‘FedEx Air Player Of The Week’ for his preformance. Ryan Grant would win ‘FedEx Ground NFL Player of the Week’ for his performance against what was the league's #1 rated rushing defense. Grant would gain 119 yards, plus his first career touchdown, on 19 carries. - added January, 2008 　 2008 (09-08-08) Minnesota Vikings @ Green Bay Packers - Aaron Rodgers passed his first test as the Packers' new quarterback, throwing for 178 yards and a touchdown and scoring on a game-clinching sneak in a victory over Minnesota on Monday night. Rodgers got help from the Packers' special teams, RB Ryan Grant and S Atari Bigby to beat a bitter division rival in his first regular-season start. Will Blackmon's 76-yard punt return gave Green Bay a 17-6 lead going into the fourth quarter. Grant broke free for a 57-yard run midway through the fourth quarter, giving the Packers first-and-goal at the 2. After a penalty against the Vikings, Rodgers was stuffed on his first attempt at a quarterback sneak but plunged into the end zone on the second try. Tavaris Jackson then led the Vikings on an 11-play drive that ended with a 3-yard touchdown run by Adrian Peterson, cutting the Packers' lead to 24-19 with 2:39 remaining. An onside kick attempt by Ryan Longwell bounced out of bounds, giving the ball back to the Packers at their own 39. But the Packers had to punt, giving the ball back to Minnesota at its own 31 with 1:51 remaining. But with the Vikings driving near midfield with under a minute remaining, Bigby stepped in front of Jackson's pass for an interception to put the game away. - Includes Halftime (Quality 9) (09-14-08) Indianapolis Colts @ Minnesota Vikings - Added March, 2009 (11-09-08) Green Bay Packers @ Minnesota Vikings - Adrian Peterson rushed for 192 yards, including a 29-yard go-ahead touchdown with 2:22 remaining in the fourth quarter, as the Vikings edged the Packers. Peterson had 30 carries and also caught three passes for 33 yards, while Gus Frerotte completed 15-of-28 passes for 151 yards with two touchdowns and three interceptions for the Vikings, who have won two straight games and four of their last five. Minnesota and Chicago are now tied for first place atop the NFC North. Chester Taylor had four catches for 84 yards and a score, and Sidney Rice caught a three-yard TD pass in the win. Aaron Rodgers finished 15-of-26 passing for 142 yards, while Ryan Grant rushed for 75 yards and a score for Green Bay. Nick Collins had a 59-yard interception return for a touchdown and Will Blackmon returned a punt 65 yards for a score in defeat. Mason Crosby added a pair of field goals for the Packers, but missed a 52-yard attempt in the final moments that would have won the game. Donald Driver had five catches for 46 yards and set the Green Bay franchise record with receptions in 104 consecutive games, surpassing Sterling Sharpe. - Includes FOX Pre-game, halftime (01-04-09) 2008 NFC Wildcard - Philadelphia Eagles @ Minnesota Vikings - Added March, 2009 　 2009 (10-05-09) Green Bay Packers @ Minnesota Vikings - For 16 years Brett Favre tortured opponents as the star quarterback of Green Bay. Monday night, the tables were turned on the Packers as the three-time league MVP threw for 271 yards and three touchdowns, and Minnesota remained unbeaten. It was a picture-perfect night for Favre, who turns 40 this Saturday. Starting his NFL-record 273rd straight game, Favre, who holds every significant career passing record, set a milestone by becoming the first QB in league history to beat all 32 NFL teams. He connected on 24-of-31 passes. Adrian Peterson rushed 25 times for 55 yards and a touchdown for the Vikings (4-0), who have won their first four games to a season for the first time since 2003 when they captured their first six contests, but finished 9-7 and missed the playoffs. Aaron Rodgers, who replaced Favre as Green Bay's starting quarterback in 2008, threw for a career-best 384 yards. He went 26-of-37 with a pair of touchdowns and was picked off once. Clay Matthews returned a fumble 42 yards for a touchdown and Jermichael Finley had six catches for 128 yards and a score for the Packers, who faltered thanks to Minnesota's defense. Jared Allen led the attack with a career-high 4 1/2 sacks, one forced fumble and one safety. Minnesota had eight sacks of Rodgers, bringing the total times he's been sacked to 20 this season. - Includes Monday Night Countdown pregame and halftime - 3 DVDs (Quality 9.5) - Added March, 2011 (10-18-09) Baltimore Ravens @ Minnesota Vikings - Includes commercials and halftime (Quality 8.5) - Added March, 2011 (10-25-09) Minnesota Vikings @ Pittsburgh Steelers - Defending champ Steelers defense gets 2 defensive TDs in 4th but one is wiped out as Harvin returns kickoff for TD. Second one squashes Favre's comeback attempt as Vikings drive to scoring range with under 2 minutes to go - Includes CBS pre-game, commercials, and halftime - Added March, 2011 (11-01-09) Minnesota Vikings @ Green Bay Packers - Brett Favre was greeted by a chorus of boos in his first return to Lambeau Field as a visiting player, but threw four touchdown passes and led the Vikings to a 38-26 victory against the Packers. Favre, who spent a storied 16-year tenure in Green Bay, completed 17-of-28 passes for 244 yards with his four TD passes going to four different receivers. It's the 21st time Favre has thrown four or more touchdowns in a game, tying him with Dan Marino for the most such contests in NFL history. Adrian Peterson rushed for 97 yards and a score on 25 carries for Minnesota, which was coming off its first loss of the season last week. Minnesota is off to its best start since the 2000 season and completed a season sweep of Green Bay for the first time since 2005. The Vikings won a Week 4 Monday night matchup at the Metrodome against Green Bay, 30-23, Favre's first game playing against his old team. Aaron Rodgers was 26-of-41 for 287 yards, threw three touchdowns and rushed five times for 52 yards in the loss. Favre's heir was sacked six times and took a beating from the Vikings' defense, which set the tone early by limiting the Packers to 47 yards of offense in the first half before wearing down later in the game. Greg Jennings recorded eight receptions for 88 yards and touchdown in a sobering loss for Green Bay, which had won its last two games following the initial defeat to Minnesota on October 5. - Includes NFL Total Access (10/28/09), NFL Live (10/28/09), NFL Total Access (10/28/09), Jim Rome (10/28/09), PTI (10/28/09), NFL Live (10/29/09), PTI (10/29/09), NFL Total Access (10/28/09), NFL Total Access (10/30/09), NFL Live (10/30/09), NFC Playbook (10/30/09), NFL Total Access (10/31/09), Gameday morning (11/01/09), Sports Reporters (11/01/09), Gameday (11/01/09), NFL Countdown (11/01/09), FOX Pregame, Halftime, Pack Attack (Ahman Green guest), Mike McCarthy Show (Nick Collins guest), Inside the Huddle w/ Donald Driver (Ryan Grant guest), Inside Lambeau (Tyron Williams guest) - 4 DVDs - (Quality 9) - Added March, 2011 (11-29-09) Chicago Bears @ Minnesota Vikings - Favre throws 500th TD pass and win would give Favre his 6th offensive player of the month award - Includes commercials, halftime, and FOX post game - Added March, 2011 (01-17-10) 2009 NFC Divisional - Dallas Cowboys @ Minnesota Vikings - Added March, 2011 (01-24-10) 2009 NFC Championship - Minnesota Vikings @ New Orleans Saints - OT - Incredible back and forth game in which one team would score and the other team would score to keep the game tied through out. Vikings were killed by turnovers but had the ball at the end of the 4th Qtr for a potential game winning drive. They would drive into field goal range and while trying to run down clock and get closer would get called for to many men in the huddle after a timeout with only 19 seconds to go which would knock them out of field goal range and make Favre throw the ball. Favre who is classic for making you live and die with him would make a classic QB mistake of throwing back across the field when he could have ran easily into field goal range himself. - Includes halftime, commercials, and post game - Added March, 2011 　 2010 (09-26-10) Detroit Lions @ Minnesota Vikings - (Quality 8.5) - added March, 2011 (10-24-10) Minnesota Vikings @ Green Bay Packers - (Quality 9.5) - Added March, 2011 (11-21-10) Green Bay Packers @ Minnesota Vikings - (Quality 9.5) - Added March, 2011 (12-28-10) Minnesota Vikings @ Philadelphia Eagles - Joe Webb's first start - Two teams heading in different directions. Eagles came off unbeliable win in New York the week before to give them control of their division and a win giving them a great chance at the number #1 or #2 seed in the playoffs. The Vikings season falling apart more every week it seems and Joe Webb is forced to start at QB with Favre out with a shoulder injury . The QB change seems to inspire the Vikings though who play probably their best game of the season and upset the Eagles as Joe Webb plays a very good game. - (Quality 9) - Added March, 2011 　 Yearbooks Minnesota Vikings Yearbooks - 1961, 1962, 1963, 1964, 1967, 1968, 1969, 1973, 1974, 1976, 1988 - Updated March, 2011 　 Other Video 2009 Favre Watch (04-29 thru 05-08) 1 DVD (04/29/09) NFL Live (Is Brett Favre coming back?) (04/29/09) NFL Total Access: Favre saga again? (05/01/09) NFL Total Access: Favre Unretires? (05/02/09) NFL Total Access: Brad Childress on Favre (05/04/09) NFL Live: Favre's NFL Future (05/04/09) Rome is Burning: Favre's Comeback? (05/05/09) NFL Total Access: Favre & the Vikings (05/05/09) NFL Live: Favre & the Vikings (05/06/09) NFL Total Access: Favre to meet with the Vikings (05/07/09) NFL Total Access: Favre & the Vikings (05/07/09) NFL Live: Favre says no to the Vikings (05/08/09) NFL Total Access: End of the Line for Favre? 2009 Favre Watch (05/08 - 05/13) 1 DVD (05/08/09) Favre's Legacy (05/08/09) NFL Live: Favre sends xrays to the Vikings (05/08/09) Rome is Burning: Favre's Return? (05/09/09) Favre coming back again? (05/11/09) NFL Live: The Vikings want Favre (05/12/09) NFL Total Access: The Vikings want Favre (05/13/09) NFL Total Access: Why can't Favre let go? Donald Trump's press conference 2009 Favre Watch (05/13 - 06/12) 1 DVD (05/13/09) NFL Live: Darren Sharper on Favre & the Vikings (05/14/09) Favre Watch and Adrian Peterson (05/18/09) NFL Live: Favre and WAOW sports (05/19/09) NFL Total Access: Favre surgery and NFL Live: Favre Surgery? (05/21/09) NFL Total Access: Steve Mariucci on Favre and NFL live: Vikings on Favre (05/22/09) NFL Total Access: Favre watch and David Diehl impersonates Favre (05/26/09) NFL Live: Vikes want a decision by Favre (05/28/09) NFL Total Access: Tarkenton punks on Favre (05/29/09) NFL Live: Vikes mini camp & no Favre and Rome is burning: Fran on fire (06/01//09) NFL Live: No Favre (06/07/09) NFL Live: Vikings give Favre a deadline? and NFL total access Vikes give Favre a deadline (06/10//09) NFL Total Access and NFL Live: Childress (06/11/09) NFL Total Access: Childress and NFL Live: Favre a distraction to the Viking Team? (06/12/09) NFL Total Access: Childress meets the press and NFL Live Vikes staff goes to Mississippi 2009 Favre Watch (06/18 - 06/20) 1 DVD (06/18//09) NFL Live: Vikings Owner on Favre (06/19/09) NFL Total Access: Vikings Owner on Favre (06/20/09) HBO "Joe Buck Live" Brett Favre Interview 24 mins 2009 Favre Watch (06/16 - 07/28) 1 DVD (06/16//09) NFL Total Access: Part of Favre's Interview with Joe Buck on HBO (06/16/09) WAOW channel 9 sports: Favre HBO interview (06/17/09) NFL Total Access: Vikings beat writer Judd Zulgard (06/17/09) NFL Live: Wheel of Favre Fortune (06/18/09) NFL Total Access: Favre at Oak Grove High School? (06/22/09) NFL Live: Purple Favre jerseys? (06/23/09) NFL Total Access: Favre already signed? (06/23/09) Favre's beard (06/24/09) NFL Total Access: Sanders on Favre (06/24/09) WAOW channel 9 sports: Favre signs with Vikings? (06/24/09) NFL Total Access: Favre & Vikings (06/25/09) Favre & Vikings (07/07/09) NFL Total Access: Favre makes a downpayment on a condo (07/10/09) NFL Total Access: Jerry Rice on Favre (07/13/09) NFL Total Access: Favre & Bevell meet (07/15/09) WAOW channel 9 sports: Favre working out (07/21/09) NFL Live: Friday deadline for Favre? (07/23/09) NFL Live: Favre's return 50-50 (07/24/09) NFL Total Access: Vikings texting Favre (07/24/09) NFL Live: Returning? (07/28/09) NFL Live: Undecided (07/28/09) Sportscenter: Favre say's no! (07/28/09) NFL Total Access: Thanks, but no thanks! Pt 1

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