Hello everyone, and welcome to the Week 9 Minnesota Vikings roundtable here at Daily Norseman. The Vikes are coming off a blowout loss on Thursday Night Football to the Chargers. Now they’re not only on the road again,

McCarthy made the Lions pay, rushing for a nine-yard touchdown, extending the Vikings lead to 24-14. The offensive line gave up far too many sacks and pressures and the rushing attack struggled for most of the Week 9 contest.

The Detroit Lions and Minnesota Vikings face off in Week 9 in a big NFC North showdown. The 5-2 Lions are looking to stay near the top of the NFC race and hope to eventually catch the division-leading Green Bay Packers,

The Lions also struggled in the running game. The Vikings give quarterbacks fits with their varied blitz packages, but teams have been able to run against them. David Montgomery and Jahmyr Gibbs, though, managed 65 yards on 20 carries with a long of 11 yards.

The Detroit Lions had a very rare performance in which everything went sideways in all three phases of the football game. Detroit was able to claw their way back into the ballgame and ended up only losing to the Minnesota Vikings by three points.

Richard Silva grades the Detroit Lions in their 27-24 loss to the Minnesota Vikings on Sunday, and doesn’t spare the red ink.

Detroit Lions superstar offensive lineman Penei Sewell went down with an injury during the first quarter of their game against the Washington Commanders.

The Philadelphia Eagles will take the field Sunday night for a matchup between division leaders and defeating the Detroit Lions will not be the only challenge facing them.

Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce and his brother, Jason, offered extensive praise for Detroit Lions head coach Dan Campbell on their “New Heights” podcast.