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Here we go again, week three for the Minnesota Vikings. If the Vikings lose to the Browns this week and fall to 0-3, this season will be officially over, and not to mention the Browns are starting their third string quarterback, and just traded away their star player in Trent Richardson...

It has almost been two months since the Vikings last took the field, and it has been three weeks since America last saw a football game, and people all around the country are having withdrawals. Hopefully this article can at least give you some football excitement that hopefully will hold you over until the NFL Combine this weekend...

Brian Urlacher and D.J. Moore each collected turnovers to stifle potential second-half touchdown drives, and the Chicago Bears beat the Detroit Lions, 13-7, in Chicago on Monday night.

The first thing I want to say is, man did Blair Walsh made all of us forget about Ryan Longwell. So now let's dig into yesterdays game. After reflecting on for almost 24 hours a few things stand out for me. First was how much more comfortable Christian Ponder looked in the pocket.

Much was made in TV coverage of the New York Giants as being the team to have toppled previously-undefeated squads late in seasons past. The matchup proved to live up to much of the billing, as the Pack and G-Men battled back and forth through the game...

It has been less then 24 hours when a rookie quarterback almost became the 1972 Miami Dolphins favorite player, and I do not mean Tim Tebow. If you asked any sports fan last week what the final score of the Green Bay Packers and the Minnesota Vikings game would be, you would most likely get things like 40-10, 47-17, but not 33-27.

Week 7 in the NFC North was a weekend of continuing winning or losing trends. This week's match-ups included a clash of division rivals and a trip overseas as teams start to fight for position as the playoff picture starts to develop.

This weekend was divisional face-off weekend in the NFC North. Going into the weekend, the Packers and Lions were undefeated and the Bears and Vikings were looking to gain momentum and avoid falling further behind in the race for the North.

Week 1 for the NFC North is officially in the books, and predictions of the ol' "black and blue" division being one of the best in the league looked fairly accurate as games wrapped up yesterday. The Packers already solidified their first win of the season on Thursday against the Saints, scoring 42 points in an offensive shootout between a couple of the league's best quarterbacks. Read M