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Good, Bad, and the Ugly from the Vikings' loss in Week 8

Yahoo Sports ·First reported 3d ago ·Updated 1d ago

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The Minnesota Vikings lost their first game of the season in Week 8 against the Detroit Lions. Here's the good, bad, and ugly from the loss.

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