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The Minnesota Vikings come in ranked at number 8 for Week 8 of the NFL season.
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From ESPN.com: "The Vikings' inability to consistently win the turnover battle is becoming a concern. Whether it is Kirk Cousins' untimely miscues (he leads the league in fumbles and fumbles lost since becoming a starter in 2015) or the barrage of mistakes that occurred in the Vikings' loss to the Saints, Minnesota is 0-3-1 in games in which they are on the wrong side of the turnover differential."
From NFL.com: "CBS Radio analyst Jason Taylor was beside himself over the fact that, with Minnesota down 30-13 and eight minutes or so to go in the fourth quarter of the game against the Saints, the Vikings were walking back to the huddle. I'm with him on that. The sense of urgency wasn't omnipresent for Minnesota, though the team had plenty of time to at least make the Sunday nighter interesting. The Vikes made things far easier for their NFC adversaries than they did last January. Though they rang up a plethora of yards, they couldn't do much of anything else to even be in the contest for most of the second half. Next up: Lions."
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The Vikings are still the slight favorite to win in a tight NFC North division with a payout potential most books of $11 for every $10 bet. This is a better deal for gamblers comparded to last week's -110 price.
Winning Super Bowl 53 pays 18-1 odds.
- Ean Lamb, Gambling911.com
