The Vikings stunned the Lions 28-24 on a late touchdown pass from Kirk Cousins to KJ Osborn, but there were plenty of other details that stood out in the ...
They converted a fourth-and-one twice on their next drive and scored a touchdown to go up 14-0. He dinged up his ankle in the first half and that might've helped hold him in check, but nonetheless his record streak is over. Of course, that's in a near-perfect world, but the table is set for Minnesota to do some damage. They should be 4-1 when they head to Miami to play the 3-0 Dolphins on Oct. Cook also has a history of shoulder surgery on his right side dating back to his college days at Florida State. It's the same left shoulder that Cook dislocated and suffered a torn labrum in in 2021.
Cook says he plans to be out there when the Vikings play the Saints in London next week.
That play got the Vikings the ball back, and after a fourth-down conversion of their own via Thielen, Cook scored to tie the game at 14. - With roughly 11 minutes left in the game, the Lions faced a third and 1. Deep in their own territory, the Lions punted, and the Vikings scored on the ensuing possession to make it a 24-21 game. Osborn finished the game with 73 yards and a touchdown. Make sure to bookmark this site and check back daily for the latest Vikings news and analysis all offseason long. "It’s just one of those things with great, great players, in this league and the coaching that goes on, they do things to try to take away what you do best," O'Connell said. I’ve got to do a better job giving Justin different aspects of lining up in different spots, different personnel groupings — whatever I need to do to help him, because he’s an ultra-competitor, and we’ll get him going." That's the fewest yards Jefferson has had in a game in his career, surpassing his previous low of 23. “Justin had a huge impact on this game, it just didn’t show up on the stat sheet. The Vikings came into this game knowing they wanted to make Dalvin Cook a focal point of their offense after he had a career-low six carries in Monday night's loss to the Eagles. Cook finished with 96 yards and a touchdown on his 17 carries. Depending on how this week goes, Cook might be able to play with a harness on next Sunday.
The final drive completely redeemed Cousins. In only three plays, he drove the Vikings down 58 yards and threw the game-winning 28-yard touchdown to K.J. Osborn ...
He was all over the field in stopping both the run and the pass. The biggest lowlight for Sullivan was in the first quarter. With 11 tackles and two passes defended, the proof was in the pudding. Minnesota Vikings safety Camryn Bynum (24) and linebacker Eric Kendricks (54) break up a pass in the endzone intended for Green Bay Packers tight end Robert Tonyan (85) late in the fourth quarter during their football game Sunday, September 11, 2022, at U.S. He got wide open on former Vikings cornerback Mike Hughes on a corner route in catching the game-winning touchdown. Sullivan was signed to give the Vikings some stability in the slot. He had seven catches for 88 yards over the first two weeks despite getting open consistently in the first two weeks. Holding him to just three receptions for 14 yards, Jefferson was mostly a non-factor on the afternoon. After playing really well in the preseason and the first two weeks, Joseph had his worst game of the season. Osborn (left) and guard Ed Ingram (67) react after a touchdown against the Detroit Lions during the second quarter at U.S. That has been something that we haven’t seen very often from Cousins and it was nice to see him and O’Connell figure out a way to win the game. Take a look at our studs and duds from Sunday’s clash with the Lions
Dalvin Cook racked up 96 rushing yards and a touchdown on 17 carries before leaving the game with a shoulder injury. The play also resulted in a fumble ...
"The way we marched down there was just amazing on that drive," Mattison said. […] It all came together at the end of the day." He bookended the carry with runs of 11 and 7 yards, respectively. Peterson was the fastest Viking to reach 5,000 career rushing yards, doing so early in his fourth season. Cook's longest run of the afternoon occurred in the second quarter, when he totaled 13 yards on first down. "But what a competitor, and I'm really proud of the work he put in today, knowing we would come back to him after not getting them the rock enough last Monday."
Cook finished with 96 rushing yards and a touchdown as a focal point of the offense, but he injured his shoulder while fumbling.
- The Vikings promoted safety Myles Dorn and cornerback Duke Shelley from the practice squad to suit up against Detroit. A week after O'Connell lamented not giving the running backs enough carries, the team ran for 123 yards and two scores. Lions running back Jamaal Williams has been a thorn for the Vikings. But he told coaches and teammates he intended to play next Sunday against the Saints. After being evaluated in the medical tent, Cook stayed on the sideline for the rest of the game. Cook, who has a history of shoulder injuries, ran into the back of left guard Ezra Cleveland on his 17th carry and fumbled.
MINNEAPOLIS – Detroit Lions head coach Dan Campbell talked this week about the big test for his young football team as they prepared to hit the road for the ...
Hockenson](https://www.detroitlions.com/team/players-roster/t-j-hockenson/) also had a touchdown in the loss. Detroit set a new record of 11 straight quarters with a touchdown on Williams' touchdown run in the third quarter. [Jamaal Williams](https://www.detroitlions.com/team/players-roster/jamaal-williams/) led Detroit's offense with 87 yards and two touchdowns. It was the first lead of the game for the Vikings and came with just 45 seconds left on the clock. The Lions set the NFL record for fourth-down attempts and conversions last season. Detroit led by 10 points in the fourth quarter, but miscues late cost them.
The Minnesota Vikings will head to London 2-1 after a not always pretty, but thrilling come-from-behind win over the Detroit Lions on Sunday at U.S. Bank ...
Mattison was in after Cook suffered a shoulder injury on a play where he fumbled, and the Lions recovered. "I’m a team guy, it was just another opportunity to help the team. I think when you can respond in those moments, this is when you go win the football game or you don’t. Osborn finished the day with five catches, and led the Vikings with 73 yards. The Vikings’ new-look 3-4 defense didn’t generate any pressure on Goff, and he took advantage of Harrison Smith not being in the secondary due to a concussion. The Lions took a 17-14 lead on a 40-yard field goal with 8:36 to play in the third quarter, then built their lead to 10 points on Williams’ second touchdown of the day, from 13 yards out. Getting the ball back with 1:10 to play and no timeouts Sunday, he was not interested in sending the game to overtime with a field goal. Dalvin Cook also scored from four yards out with 1:12 to play in the half. Goff hit a wide open Hockenson from five yards out for a score with 13:38 left in the first half. "I wanted to win this football game in front of our fans in regulation." Williams scored from two yards out after the Lions went for it on 4th-and-6, and Jared Goff hit Amon-Ra St. Instead, Austin Seibert missed wide right, and the Vikings had a chance.
Here are this week's Studs and Duds for the Detroit Lions Week 3 loss against the Minnesota Vikings, 28-24,
At the end of the day, he has to live with that decision, but he wishes he had a mulligan on this one. Campbell showed he was not afraid to be aggressive this week, going for it on fourth down six times and converting on four of them. It seems Reynolds and Goff were sharing one brain as they found one another without missing a beat. Even though D’Andre Swift was a full-go this after dealing with an ankle injury, the Lions leaned on Williams carrying the ball 20 times for 87 yards with a couple of touchdowns sprinkled in. The situation completely spiraled out of control, and the Lions could not get out of it, as you can almost see the train crash about to happen. It will be a tough pill to swallow for the Detroit Lions this week.