How good are Minnesota Vikings? Read to know

While playing against the Arizona Cardinals, the Minnesota Vikings began with a 75-yard touchdown in the match which ended in their victory by 34-26. They had taken on special teams, 381 yards on offense, four sacks and two interceptions on defense.

The Vikings' every victory has been by just one score, marking their only loss being to the Philadelphia Eagles. Decoding their wins is challenging. Only two of their opponents had a winning record, and five of their six victories were by less than eight points, indicating that things are about to change.

When asked how good the team is, the Vikings' coach answered, "As good as we need to be." It seems the Vikings are not where they want to be or where they expect to be. They are the least-mentioned team these days, and the Vikings are fine with their relative anonymity, at least for now.

Things about Vikings

They are talented, well-coached and do not beat themselves. They have good leadership and accountability to each other and have high football IQs. They believe in each other, unlike the Cardinals, who badly needed a victory on Sunday. They believe in finding ways to win and keep moving forward. They gracefully embrace the underdog mentality as well. Unlike other teams, full of issues, the Vikings go about their work in an orderly way.

FAQs:

1. How good are the Vikings?
   According to their recent performances, they are just good, not great maybe.
2. Who won the Vikings-Cardinals match?
   The Vikings defeated the Cardinals 34-26 in their fifth consecutive win.