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Vikings pre-season tickets are an affordable way to go see your Minnesota Vikings before the season even starts! Make a Minnesota Vikings pre-season game a family event buy purchasing tickets to go see Jared Allen, Brett Favre, Percy Harvin and Adrian Peterson. Tickets have never been more accessible for your budget; don't miss your chance to go! Minnesota Vikings pre-season tickets are on sale now, but won't last long!

The story of the off-season was hitched on the potential return of Brett Favre to the Minnesota Vikings. In case you haven't been in Minnesota or the tri-state area recently... BRETT FAVRE IS BACK IN PURPLE! After boarding a private jet in Hattiesburg, Mississippi with teammates Jared Allen, Ken Hutchinson and Favre’s good friend kicker Ryan Longwell, Favre returned home to where Minnesota and his Minnesota Vikings were waiting with outstretched arms filled with anticipation. With Favre's return has come the sky-rocketing ticket sales for the Minnesota Vikings. Tickets are flying out the door and in to the pockets of eager Minnesota Viking's fans. Ticket demand to see Brett Favre and the Minnesota Vikings is not likely to go anywhere but up-- Don't miss out, buy your Minnesota Vikings tickets today and support our favorite #4 at Mall of America Field today!

Breaking News: Brett Favre has arrived in Minnesota and is ready to lead the Minnesota Vikings offense this season. Keep the Superbowl dream, Vikings fans! 

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The Minnesota Vikings punished the St. Louis Rams 28-7 in the first preseason game on Saturday night.  Sage Rosenfels threw for 310 yards and 3 touchdowns.  Although it was just a preseason game, the Minnesota Vikings looked sharp and deep with many quality back up players.  Logan Payne, Garrett Mills, Marko Mitchell, and Mickey Shuler all scored touchdowns.  Toby Gerhart rushed for 24 yards on 8 carries and Mills had 106 receiving yards on 4 catches.  Next up is the San Francisco 49ers on Sunday.  Buy your Minnesota Vikings tickets today!

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The 2010 Minnesota Vikings Schedule has been officially released and we already have Vikings Tickets for sale. That's right, reserve your seat for the 2010 Vikings football season at the Hubert H Humphrey Metrodome now!

  2010 Vikings Schedule 
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Sept. 9 at New Orleans Saints
Sept. 19 vs. Miami Dolphins
Sept. 26 vs. Detroit Lions
Bye Week
Oct. 11 at NY Jets
Oct. 17 vs. Dallas Cowboys
Oct. 24 at Green Bay Packers
Oct. 31 at New England Patriots
Nov. 7 vs. Arizona Cardinals
Nov. 14 at Chicago Bears
Nov. 21 vs. Green Bay Packers
Nov. 28 at Washington Redskins
Dec. 5 vs. Buffalo Bills
Dec. 12 vs. New York Giants
Dec. 20 vs. Chicago Bears
Dec. 26 at Philadelphia Eagles
Jan. 2 at Detroit Lions

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The Minnesota Vikings have finished their first set of Organized Team Activities and are now getting reading for their mandatory minicamp at Winter Park June 10 - 13.

The Minnesota Twins are in town the same dates and I am willing to bet some Vikings players stop by Target Field for few innings. If you want Minnesota Twins Tickets, we sell them! We are a local ticket company that specializes in Minnesota Vikings Tickets, but with the Twins opening a new stadium this year, we are loaded up on Target Field Tickets, too!

Vikings Training Camp officially runs in late July through early August in Mankato.

Don't forget Minnesota Vikings Tickets are available now for the 2010 Vikings Season.

You can buy Vikings tickets for the 2010 Vikings football season right now from our site! Tickets will be shipped early to mid August, but you should reserve your seat now. Check out the 2010 Vikings Schedule and buy Vikings Tickets today. Tickets start at $5 per ticket for preseason games and $35 per ticket for regular season games. Tickets are priced to sell!

2010 Vikings Schedule

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We have been selling Vikings Tickets for a few weeks now and so far the most popular Vikings Tickets are:

#1 Minnesota Vikings vs. Miami Dolphins on Sept. 19 (season opener)
#2 Minnesota Vikings vs. Dallas Cowboys on Oct 17 (vs. "America's team")
#3 Preseason: Minnesota Vikings vs. Seattle Seahawks on Aug 28 (cheap prices)

We have been surprised that the Vikings Packers game isn't the most popular game, but we are betting that a lot of fans are waiting for a Brett Favre 2010 season announcement. Don't wait...Vikings ticket prices will only go up after an official Brett Favre announcement.

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The Vikings Preseason Schedule has been announced and will include the following four games:

Week 1: Vikings at Rams Aug 13 or 14
Week 2: Vikings at 49ers Aug 22
Week 3: Vikings vs. Seahawks Aug 27 or 28 at Dome
Week 4: Vikings vs. Broncos Sep 2 at Dome

Remember, Vikings Preseason tickets are always affordable and we will have tickets for sale very soon!

Other Important Dates:
April 22-24; NFL Draft in New York City
Late April; NFL Schedule Announced
Late July; Vikings Training Camp

Keep checking back to Vikings Tickets.com for updates.

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2010 Vikings Season!

The Vikings 2010 season promises to be an exciting one with home games against Green Bay Packers, Chicago Bears, Detroit Lions, Dallas Cowboys, Arizona Cardinals, NY Giants, Buffalo Bills and Miami Dolphins.

The complete Vikings 2010 Season Schedule with game dates and times will be released soon. Keep checking with Vikings Tickets.com

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Here are some dates to add to your spring calendar.

Key Vikings Offseason Dates:

March 5: Free Agency begins

March 15: Offseason workouts start

Early April: Full 2010 NFL schedule is released
(we will have tickets!)

April 22-24: NFL Draft

One of the highlights of the NFL post season for me was watching John Randle be inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame. As a Minnesota Vikings defensive tackle John Randle was a superb player and feared by quarterbacks across the league. In 14 seasons, Randle recorded 114 sacks with the Minnesota Vikings and ranks third in team history and first for a defensive tackle.

John Randle started six straight Pro Bowls for the NFC while with the Vikings team and although he finished his NFL career with the Seattle Seahawks, he will forever be a Minnesota Viking. Congrats John Randle! You deserve the Pro Football Hall of Fame honor.

If you were a Vikings fan watching the Super Bowl last night, you may have felt a little déjà vu. New Orleans Saints defensive back Tracy Porter intercepted Colts quarterback Payton Manning in dramatic fashion that changed game momentum, much like he intercepted Brett Favre for the NFC Championship game.

It wasn't Tracy Porter that won the game for the Saints, though. Most would say it was quarterback Drew Brees and the New Orleans flawless offense that upset the Indianapolis Colts 31-17. Drew Brees was the star of the game and earned the Super Bowl MVP Award and with 32 completed passes tied a Super Bowl record.

"We just believed in ourselves and we knew that we had an entire city and maybe an entire country behind us," Drew Brees said.

Congratulations to Drew Brees and the Super Bowl Champions New Orleans Saints, but you better watch out because next year it will be the Super Bowl Champions Minnesota Vikings shining in the spotlight.

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Vikings Adrian Peterson, Jared Allen, Steve Hutchinson and Heath Farwell were all part of last nights Pro Bowl game. While each player enjoyed the honor of playing in the Pro Bowl, they couldn't help feeling bittersweet imagining what could have / should have been. Jared Allen had a big tackle for a four yard loss, but still seemed a little down and was quoted as saying, "yeah, we'd like to be playing next week."

Vikings fans would like to see their purple team playing next week as well because it doesn't get any bigger than the Super Bowl . . . maybe next year.

It seems as quickly as the hope for a Vikings Super Bowl appearance started, it ended. The Minnesota Vikings lost to the New Orleans Saints 28-31 in OT last night and it was heart breaking.

The biggest factor in the Vikings' overtime loss to the Saints was Minnesota's five turnovers. FIVE! You just can't turn the ball over that many times and come out on top. Brett Favre led the offense the best he could, but took a lot of hits and ended up throwing an interception to end regulation time. Overtime wasn't much better as the Saints won the coin toss and marched down the field for the winning field goal.

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and Super Bowl travel packages from a local Minnesota charter company, but now we are all "licking our wounds" and trying to get excited about a Saints Colts Super Bowl. We do still have great Super Bowl tickets to offer you, but it's not quite the same. Maybe next year...

If you want to book a trip to New Orleans for next Sundays Minnesota Vikings at New Orleans Saints NFC Championship game, we have Vikings tickets for you!

The Vikings will need as much fan support as possible when they play at the hostile Superdome next Sunday evening and we have secured extra Vikings tickets for fans just like you!

Remember, the Minnesota Vikings are only one win away from the Super Bowl!

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If you bought a Vikings Cowboys ticket, you got your money's worth! The Minnesota Vikings beat the Dallas Cowboys 34-3 in front of a very loud Metrodome crowd. The Vikings appreciated the fan support and the home field advantage and put on a great show. Brett Favre threw four Vikings TD passes, three of those to Vikings receiver Sidney Rice. Ray Edwards, Jared Allen and the entire Vikings defense effectively shut down the Cowboys offense, sacking Tony Romo a season-high 6 times.

Next up for the Minnesota Vikings is a trip to play the No. 1 NFC seed New Orleans Saints at the Superdome. Go Vikes!

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The red hot Dallas Cowboys are coming to the Metrodome Minneapolis this Sunday January 17th for the NFC divisional playoff game against our very own Minnesota Vikings.

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The NFL has announced that the Minnesota Vikings will play their first round NFL Playoff game on Sunday January 17th at noon at the HHH Metrodome.

Vikings Playoff Tickets are still available.

Here are the NFC Playoff scenarios: If the Dallas Cowboys beat the Philadelphia Eagles on Saturday, we will play the Cowboys. If the Eagles win, we will play the winner of the Green Bay Packers at Arizona Cardinals game.

Ticket Buying Hint: Don't wait to buy Vikings Playoff Tickets. If the Vikings get the chance to play the Packers (again) in a playoff game, Vikings Ticket prices will go up. A lot.

The Minnesota Vikings sent a powerful message to the New York Giants, the NFC, the NFL and any fans that may have doubted their offensive prowess. "We can win games and we can win big." The Vikings bowled over the Giants 44-7 at Mall of America Field yesterday and finished a perfect 8-0 in the Metrodome.

The Vikings victory and an ensuing Philadelphia Eagles loss, gave the Minnesota Vikings the No. 2 seed in the NFC with such benefits as home field advantage and a first round bye.

TWO MORE WINS TO THE SUPER BOWL.
BE THERE.

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The January 3rd Vikings Giants game is selling quickly so if you want to see the Vikings play their last regular season game, you better buy Vikings tickets now before we sell out!

If you can't make it to the January 3rd Vikings game, we also have Vikings Playoff Tickets for sale.

We have been getting a lot of calls about how our Vikings playoff tickets work so here is the deal: If you buy Vikings Playoff tickets to the game we have listed as January 9th - NFC Wild Card or Divisional Playoffs: Minnesota Vikings Vs. TBD - you are buying tickets to the FIRST VIKINGS HOME PLAYOFF GAME - we don't know the date yet and we don't know the opponent, but we do know that there will be one home playoff game and that is what you are buying. The game could potentially be on January 9th, 10th, 16th or 17th - so buy Vikings playoff tickets and keep those dates free for Vikings football at the Metrodome.

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The Minnesota Vikings travel to Soldier Field Chicago to take on NFC North rival Chicago Bears on Monday night. Let's hope the Vikings can come away with a much needed road victory and a much needed national TV audience victory. This Vikings fan is sick of listening to "How can the Vikings be 11-3" from my out of state friends. Plus, a Vikings win will put us one step closer to a first round bye.

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Congratulations to the Minnesota Vikings

for winning the NFC North Division Title!

The Vikings won the NFC North on Sunday when the Pittsburgh Steelers defeated the Green Bay Packers.

It's the second year in a row that the Minnesota Vikings are the NFC North Champions. It feels good to be a Vikings fan with Back to Back Championships to brag about.

Go Vikes! Mission Miami!

There was nothing pretty about the Vikings Panthers game on Sunday night. In fact, the game was quite ugly if you are a Vikings fan. The Carolina Panthers dominated the Minnesota Vikings and won 26-7.

The Minnesota Vikings failed to execute on many levels including third down conversions as they completed only 1 of 10 plus Adrian Peterson rushed for only 35 yards on 12 carries. The defense wasn't any better allowing 20 points and 211 yards in the fourth quarter alone.

"We're embarrassed and disappointed and all the other negative words," Vikings linebacker Ben Leber said.

"Nobody likes losing," defensive tackle Kevin Williams said. "We took one on the chin but we have to bounce back."

Now that the Minnesota Vikings have officially secured an NFL Playoff berth, we have Vikings Playoff Tickets for sale.

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If you had a Minnesota Vikings Ticket to the Vikings Bengals game then you got your moneys worth as the Vikings dominated the Cincinnati Bengals 30-10. The Vikings victory officially clinches an NFL Playoff spot for the Minnesota Vikings team.

The Vikings defense looked spectacular at the Metrodome on Sunday. It was great to have the now healthy Antoine Winfield back in the lineup as the Vikings defense held the Cincinnati Bengals to a mere 210 total net yards and forced the Bengals to go three and out on four different occasions. The Minnesota Vikings offense put up numbers of their own with Adrian Peterson rushing for 97 yards, catching three passes and scoring two touchdowns.

The Vikings travel to Charlotte, North Carolina to play the Carolina Panthers this Sunday evening. Let's hope the Vikings Panthers game proves the Vikings can win on the road, too!

What the Vikings need right now is Viking fan support! There are still Vikings Bengals Game tickets for sale so buy Vikings Tickets and make plans to head into the Metrodome for a great NFL game. The Cincinnati Bengals (9-3) are leading the AFC North and will be a great test for the NFC North leading Minnesota Vikings.

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I didn't get to travel to Phoenix to see the Minnesota Vikings play the Arizona Cardinals, but I saw plenty from my sofa that had me thinking that I was glad the Vikings Cardinals game was not a playoff game. The Minnesota Vikings lost 17-30 in front of a very loud crowd and will need to put the Vikings Cardinals game lessons into action the rest of the season.

For example, the Vikings special teams still need improvement on kick/punt coverage. The Vikings offensive line has got to find a way to create a hole for Adrian Peterson and to adjust to changing defenses. The Vikings defense has to find a way to put pressure on quarterbacks who throw quick passes and stay deep in the pocket. I am hoping Leslie Frazier will review what it means to cover a receiver one on one this week at practice.

If the Vikings can fix the little weaknesses that exist on this otherwise stellar team, the NFL playoffs will be a fun experience for Viking Nation.

Are you a Vikings fan living in the Phoenix area?

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The Vikings Bears game gave Vikings fans plenty to cheer about yesterday afternoon. Brett Favre showed why he is called The Gunslinger completing 32 of 48 passes for 392 yards and three touchdowns. The Vikings rolled over the Chicago Bears 36-10. It was an all-star cast event as Percy Harvin, Bernard Berrian, Chester Taylor and Sidney Rice had six catches each and Vishante Shiancoe had five. The Vikings defense proved too tough for Jay Cutler and the Chicago Bears to handle.

Every game counts as the Vikings try to secure a spot in the playoffs. The Vikings travel to Phoenix to take on the Arizona Cardinals on Sunday. Stay Tuned because this Vikings team is full of surprises.

The Minnesota Vikings host the Chicago Bears on Sunday and it is one hot ticket. Thanksgiving screams NFL Football tradition and the fact that the Vikings are home on Thanksgiving weekend is giving fans plenty to be excited about. Plus it is the first time the Vikings have faced off against the division rival Chicago Bears.

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Have a great Thanksgiving.

The Minnesota Vikings offense looked solid on Sunday as quarterback Brett Favre threw 4 touch down passes that propelled the Minnesota Vikings past the Seattle Seahawks 35-9. Brett Favre completed 22 of 25 passes for 213 yards, giving Vikings fans plenty of reason to chant MVP during the game. Brett Favre spread the touchdown glory to several Vikings receivers including one touchdown each by Percy Harvin, Visanthe Shiancoe, Bernard Berrian and Sidney Rice proving that the Minnesota Vikings have a full arsenal of weapons.

The Vikings defense was as stingy as ever, too, giving up a total of 4 yards rushing. It seemed to me that Vikings fans have plenty to get excited about and if you didn't buy a Vikings ticket for the Seahawks game you really missed out. Next up for the Minnesota Vikings: The Chicago Bears at the Metrodome. I predict it will be a tough game...for which team remains to be seen. Buy a Vikings Ticket and see for yourself.

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The Minnesota Vikings beat the Detroit Lions 27-10 on Sunday at the Metrodome Minneapolis completing the season sweep over Detroit. The Vikings victory improves their record to 8-1. Vikings wide receiver Sidney Rice had a great game and racked up a career-high 201 receiving yards. Brett Favre passed for a season-high 344 yards and if it wasn't for the 13 Vikings penalties, it would have been a gold star game.

The Vikings are looking forward to hosting the Seattle Seahawks this Sunday at the Metrodome, there are still great Vikings Tickets available and they are affordable, too. Thanks for stopping by our Vikings Tickets site!

The Vikings Lions Game is this Sunday, November 15th at the Metrodome Minneapolis. We still have great Vikings Tickets for sale. Don't pass up the opportunity to see Brett Favre, Adrian Peterson, Percy Harvin, Jared Allen and the Williams Wall fresh off a week of rest. See you at the game!

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It may be the morning after a Minnesota Vikings Bye Week, but it feels more like the Monday after a Minnesota Vikings victory.

The Green Bay Packers, the Chicago Bears and the Detroit Lions all lost on Sunday, pushing the Minnesota Vikings even further ahead in the NFC North Division. At 7-1, The Minnesota Vikings are 3 games ahead of both the Packers and the Bears.

Up next for the Minnesota Vikings are the Detroit Lions at the HHH Metrodome this Sunday, November 15th. Kick-off is noon. Vikings Lions Tickets start at $30 each.

The Brett Favre homecoming was the central story of the Vikings Packers Lambeau game and Brett did not disappoint completing 17 of 28 passes for 244 yards, with a season-high four touchdowns and zero interceptions.

Brett Favre wasn't the only Vikings star, though, the rest of the Vikings roster played well including rookie receiver Percy Harvin catching 5 passes for 84 yards and a touchdown and returning 5 kicks for 175 yards.

Up next on the Minnesota Vikings Schedule is their NFL Bye Week and then a Metrodome home game hosting the Detroit Lions on November 15^th.

Vikings Tickets to the game are selling fast - if you aren't on the Vikings bandwagon yet, what are you waiting for?

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Do you need tickets for the Vikings Packers Lambeau Game? You have found the right site! We have great Vikings Tickets for all games home AND AWAY.

Don't miss the homecoming of Brett Favre. But that's just one reason the Vikings at Packers game is going to be huge! With a Vikings win, Minnesota would have a strong hold on the NFC North Division. With a Vikings loss, the Green Bay Packers will be right back in the division race.

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It was a record setting crowd at Heinz Field (65,597 fans) on Sunday as the Super Bowl champion Pittsburgh Steelers defeated the Minnesota Vikings 27-17, giving the Vikings their first loss of the season.

The Vikings offense played hard and tallied 386 yards and converted nine of 18 third-down situations. The Vikings defense also played tough and limited Pittsburgh quarterback Ben Roethlisberger to 175 yards through the air. Despite, all of the positive Vikings statistics, the final score wasn't as positive. It was a fluky game and the Vikings turnovers proved costly to the outcome.

Now, the Minnesota Vikings must get ready for an emotional game against the Green Bay Packers at Lambeau Stadium. We still have great Vikings Packers Tickets so don't miss the BIG GAME!

The Minnesota Vikings beat the Baltimore Ravens 33-31 at the HHH Metrodome on Sunday to remain undefeated with a 6-0 record.

The Vikings dominated early, but the Baltimore Ravens didn't let up and dominated the fourth quarter with the final win loss determination coming down to a last second missed field goal.

The Metrodome was loud and Vikings fans held strong throughout the whole game. I don't think one person left the Vikings Ravens game early and if you bought a Minnesota Vikings ticket, you got your moneys worth!

The Vikings are on the road next week (NFL Week 7) against the Pittsburgh Steelers and if you want to go, we can hook you up! We have Vikings Tickets to all games, home and away. Check out our Vikings Steelers Tickets and we even have great Vikings Packers Tickets for the Lambeau Field match-up on November 1st. Don't wait to buy, the best Vikings tickets sell fast.

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We have great prices on Vikings Ravens Tickets. Metrodome Upper Deck prices start out at $55/each and Lower Deck prices start out at $110/each. Remember, we don't charge hidden service fees or check-out fees so the price you see per ticket is the price you pay!

Select "In-Store Minneapolis Pick-Up" as your FREE shipping option and grab your Vikings Ravens tickets on the way into the game. It's convenient and it's FREE! We will see you at the game - Go Vikes!

The Minnesota Vikings defeated the winless St Louis Rams on Sunday 38-10 keeping their record perfect at 5-0. This is the best Vikings start since they opened the 2003 season 6-0.

The Vikings forced four turnovers against the Rams and now lead the NFL in turnover margin at plus-8. Vikings fans are hoping the team can carry that perfect momentum into Sunday's game at the Hubert H Humphrey Metrodome against the Baltimore Ravens who come to Minneapolis with a 3-2 record. The Vikings Ravens game is going to be a good one - don't miss it!

The Minnesota Vikings defeated the Green Bay Packers 30-23 in front of a sold out Metrodome crowd and a nationally televised ESPN Monday Night football audience. The energy at the Metrodome was greater than any games in recent Vikings history. If you didn't buy a Vikings Packer ticket, you missed out on the greatest game of the season.

The Vikings victory improves their record to 4-0

at the top of the NFC North Division.

Brett Favre admitted he was as nervous as he's ever been before Monday night's game. The nerves certainly didn't rattle him, though, as he threw three touchdowns, completed 24 of 31 passes for 271 yards with no interceptions. The best part of the game was that Brett Favre was not a one-man show. Vikings defensive star Jared Allen recorded a career-high 4.5 sacks as the defense relentlessly pressured the Pack and Vikings special teams played at a high level as well.

There is definitely "Purple Pride" around the Twin Cities right now and Vikings fans will want to make plans to get to the Metrodome and see their Minnesota Vikings live!

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Don't pass up the chance to see Brett Favre face-off against his old teammates when the Packers come to town on Monday night!

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The Minnesota Vikings beat the San Francisco 49ers to improve their NFL record to 3-0.

Vikings 27, 49ers 24

Over 63,000 fans were in attendance at the Metrodome Minneapolis to see Brett Favre do what every Viking fan had hoped he would, win games even at the last minute. The Vikings San Francisco game was the last second. Brett Favre flung a 32 yard pass to the back of the Vikings end zone where back-up receiver Greg Lewis made an amazing catch and kept both feet in bounds with a mere two seconds left on the clock. After the successful kick for the extra point, the Minnesota Vikings logged another victory into the 2009 season record books.

The Vikings victory improved the Vikings record to 3-0 and put the team prominently at the top of the NFC North division. The last second Brett Favre led victory will only intensify the drama leading up to next weeks Monday night Minnesota Vikings vs. Green Bay Packers game.

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After you buy, pick-up your Vikings tickets at our retail store office located just two blocks from the Metrodome on the corner of Chicago and Washington. 212 Chicago Avenue S. Minneapolis, MN 55415. View Google Map. Office Hours are Monday through Friday 9am to 6pm, Saturday 9am to 2pm and open Sunday two hours prior to kick-off!

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The Minnesota Vikings tamed the Detroit Lions in NFL Game Week 2 at Detroit.

Vikings 27, Lions 13

Vikings fans may have been a little nervous in the first half as the Lions came on strong, but the Minnesota Vikings rallied in the second half to achieve the victory, improving their record to 2-0. The undefeated record puts the Vikings on top of the NFC North Division.

Viking Chad Greenway had two interceptions, four tackles and recovered a fumble. Greenway is hoping the momentum will help the team in the home opener on Sunday against the 2-0 San Francisco 49ers.

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The Minnesota Vikings leashed the dog pound and beat the Cleveland Browns 34-20 in Cleveland on Sunday for their NFL Season Opener. The Minnesota Vikings defense was the star of the game, but the Vikings offense didn't disappoint either. Running back Adrian Peterson showed why he is the #1 running back in the NFL tallying over 180 yards and making the big plays when his team needed him. Rookie receiver Percy Harvin scored his first NFL touchdown and quickly silenced any doubters of his NFL caliber talent.

Even with all the talent on the Vikings roster, all eyes were on Vikings quarterback Brett Favre who didn't have a stellar numbers game, but did a good job at controlling the ball and leading the offense.

"I had a blast," Brett Favre said. "It wasn't a 400-yard passing game, but it doesn't have to be, as long as we win. That's what it's all about."

And win they did. S'kol Vikings S'kol.

Minnesota Vikings head coach Brad Childress best described the Vikings Cowboys preseason game as

"a tale of two halves."

The first half was all Minnesota as the Vikings defense turned the Dallas Cowboys offense over 3 times. Just minutes after the halftime break, though, the Dallas Cowboys turned up the heat with two interceptions that they returned for touch downs. The final nail in the Vikings coffin came late in the fourth quarter when Cowboys wide receiver Jesse Holley returned a punt 81 yards for a touchdown.

Minnesota Vikings fans left the Metrodome disappointed with the pre-season loss, but also hopeful that the offensive mistakes will be corrected in time for the opener at Cleveland and that the special teams will be stronger with first line players as opposed to the second line players that were in on Friday night.

The Vikings 31-35 loss put the Vikings preseason record at 3-1. Remember Vikings fans, starting on Sunday September 13th the Vikings record is 0-0 and the chase for an NFL playoff spot begins.

Go Vikes!

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Watching the Vikings beat the Houston Texans was rewarding, but watching from the couch is not nearly as satisfying as seeing the team live. Don't pass up the chance to see the Minnesota Vikings host the Dallas Cowboys this Friday night at the Metrodome Minneapolis. There are plenty of cheap Vikings tickets and it will be interesting to see if the Vikings can finish the 2009 NFL pre-season with a perfect record.

There are still cheap Vikings Tickets for the final pre-season game at the Metrodome against the Dallas Cowboys on Friday September 4th. Many tickets are under face value as we try to liquidate the pre-season inventory. No word on how much Brett Favre will play, but a Vikings Cowboys match-up is always fun.

If it was me, I would scoop up those Section 140 Lower Level End Zone seats for $30 each  - the face value is $74, that's better than half off! Remember, we don't charge added check-out or service fees so the price you see is the price you pay from start to finish!

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The paid attendance for the Vikings Chiefs game on Friday night was 62,782, one of the highest for a pre-season game in Vikings history. The energy at the HHH Metrodome was high especially during the opening drive when Brett Favre was on the field and then again at the end of the game when the Vikings defense held the Chiefs at their one yard line.

Way to go Vikings Defense!

The disappointment over Brett Favre not signing several weeks ago has been forgotten. Right now we are PUMPED that he is in the Twin Cities and talking with head coach Brad Childress RIGHT NOW! Every one expects Brett Favre to sign a contract with the Vikings and I mean everyone! ESPN, WCCO, Brad Childress, VikingsTickets.com - we all are expecting to see a purple Brett Favre very soon!

The phones have been ringing off the hook over here (1-888-462-6961) and the website (www.vikingstickets.com) has been selling tickets like crazy - if you want to see Brett Favre in a Vikings jersey this year, you better buy Vikings Tickets now. Seats are selling fast and prices will go up as demand grows!

OK, so Brett Favre didn't sign on the dotted line. We are pretty disappointed over here at Vikings Tickets.com - we figured whether you love Brett Favre or hate Brett Favre it would have been entertaining to see him in Vikings purple. But since that doesn't look likely, we dropped our Vikings ticket prices on hundreds of Vikings tickets to encourage Viking fan support. We have single game Vikings tickets available for ALL games and plenty of great deals.

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Vikings vs Chiefs Friday August 21^st at HHH Metrodome

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Brett Favre. Any Minnesota Vikings news story these days is all about Brett Favre - signing deadline or no deadline, Brett Favre has made it clear that he wants to join the Minnesota Vikings organization IF he is physically up to speed.

Brett Favre desperately wants to win a Super Bowl and every one over here at Vikings Tickets agrees that his passion, enthusiasm and experience would be a nice addition to the Vikings roster. 

This year could be THE year!

Stay Tuned.

Last week, Karen from Roseville emailed us to ask: 

"Will Vikings ticket prices go up if Brett Favre is on the team?"

While I can not officially predict future Vikings ticket prices, my gut feeling is that the answer is Yes. Vikings ticket prices will increase if Brett Favre is the new Minnesota Vikings quarterback. Why? Curiosity by Vikings fans to see what Brett Favre can do for the team will increase Vikings ticket demand and thus increase prices.  Also, if the team wins the first few games or does exceptionally well in the pre-season, Vikings ticket prices will go up for the later regular season games, especially the Chicago Bears game on November 29^th and the January 3^rd New York Giants game.  

If you have a Vikings game you absolutely have to see, buy Minnesota Vikings tickets now to secure pricing and to be sure you don't get left out in the cold!

The 2^nd hottest selling Vikings ticket so far is the Vikings vs. Cowboys preseason game on September 3^rd.  Pre-season Vikings tickets are always cheap and the chance to see the Cowboys at the Dome is always a good deal. The 3^rd hottest selling Vikings ticket is the regular season opener against the San Francisco 49ers - everyone loves NFL opening weekend!

Additionally, the Minnesota Vikings added Phil Loadholt an offensive tackle from Oklahoma who has a 99% chance of starting next year. The other Vikings draftees include:  Asher Allen, Jasper Brinkley and Jamarca Sanford.

Look for Vikings Tickets to be updating the Minnesota Vikings roster soon.

Vikings football is not that far away!

Aug 13, 14 or 15

VIKINGS at INDIANAPOLIS COLTS

Aug 20, 21 or 22

VIKINGS vs. KANSAS CITY CHIEFS

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Aug 31

VIKINGS at HOUSTON TEXANS

Sept 3 or 4

VIKINGS vs. DALLAS COWBOYS

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These are exciting match-ups even if they are just pre-season.  Everyone over here at Vikings Tickets is getting excited for the Vikings Season to begin!

Chicago Bears

Green Bay Packers

Detroit Lions

San Francisco 49ers

Seattle Seahawks

New York Giants

Baltimore Ravens

Cincinnati Bengals

The official NFL 2009 schedule, with playing dates and times, will be announced in the spring.

Keep checking back to Vikings Tickets for ticket pre-sale dates and Vikings ticket discounts!

Vikings fans are counting on a new quarterback donning a bright purple Vikings jersey this season and a new wide receiver or two (we hope!). Vikings fans are also aware that we may lose some of our favorite players (free agent Darren Sharper for example) and that some guys like Vinny Ciurciu have already been released.

Throughout all this change, one thing remains the same - true Vikings fans bleed purple and can't wait for the new season! Skol' Vikings!

No, we don't know the official dates or kick-off times, but if you are like Nicole from our office, you have to go to the Vikings Packers game regardless of what date it is! And now you can. Click on the Vikings Schedule button to see the team match-ups - just remember the dates are not set, but the seats are! Every seat listed is an actual guaranteed seat for that game.  Be sure to double check which stadium you are buying tickets for...unless you want to travel to Lambeau Field!

Go Vikings!

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• Antoine Winfield
• Kevin Williams
• Pat Williams
• Steve Hutchinson
• Jared Allen
• Adrian Peterson

Each helped the NFC to a 30-21 victory in Hawaii last weekend. It must be all that tropical air!  

Please check back soon for Vikings Ticket updates including single game ticket specials for Vikings Tickets.com customers only.

"Congratulations to the Pittsburgh Steelers for winning Super Bowl XLIII"

"Congratulations to Vikings Legend Randall McDaniel for being inducted to the Pro Football Hall of Fame."

Enjoy the game!

Super Bowl XLIII: Arizona Cardinals Vs. Pittsburgh Steelers

Raymond James Stadium Tampa, Florida

Sunday 2/1/2009 6:00 PM

The Eagles outscored and outplayed the Minnesota Vikings, especially in the second half which sent fans streaming for the exits before the end of regulation. Vikings quarterback Tarvaris Jackson had an unproductive game and the Vikings special teams unit gave up way too many yards for field position. The Vikings defense played well, but also gave up too many yards on third and long for the Eagles.

Do not despair Vikings fans! A ten win season and a playoff berth is plenty to celebrate.

Congrats on a good season Vikes!

The Minnesota Vikings will now prepare for the Philadelphia Eagles at the Metrodome Minneapolis on Sunday January 3^rd. Vikings Tickets.com has a full inventory of Vikings Playoff Tickets. Check it out! Better buy soon, you can bet this game will sell out quickly.

Minnesota Vikings fans won't want to miss one single move by Adrian Peterson or one game changing sack by Jared Allen. The 2008 Vikings Schedule is packed with great NFL match-ups and you can bet the season ending games will sell out fast as the Vikings race to the NFL Playoffs.

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The Minnesota Vikings had a case of the dropsies last Sunday and lost to the Atlanta Falcons 17-24.  The 4 fumbles cost the Vikings the game and the clinch on the NFC North title. The Vikings will now host the New York Giants on Sunday December 28th at noon. There are still plenty of great Vikings tickets available for this hot, hot game.  Vikings Giants tickets start at $44/each.

There are still Vikings Tickets available for this Sundays Minnesota Vikings vs. Atlanta Falcosn game. The game is at 3:15pm (rescheduled from noon) at the Hubert H Humphery Metrodome. Buy Vikings today and watch team purple get one step closer to clinching a NFL playoff spot.

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The Minnesota Vikings remain one game ahead of the Chicago Bears in the NFC North and Vikings fever has taken over the Twin Cities.

There are only three regular season games left and only TWO chances to see the Minnesota Vikings at the Metrodome. Every game will be a critical stepping stone towards the Vikings making the NFL Playoffs. Buy Vikings Tickets today and be a part of the Vikings Frenzy sweeping the Twin Cities.

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Want to surprise a loved one with a great gift this holiday season? Buy Vikings tickets to the Dec 28^th Vikings Giants game and give them an experience they won't forget!  Ticket prices start out at $39/each.

There are only two regular season Metrodome games left and Vikings fans won't want to miss either one! Buy Vikings tickets today! Prices start out at less than $20 per ticket.

Vikings Tickets.com is expecting this Vikings Bears game to be the hottest game of the season (yes, even hotter than the Packers) and we have extra Vikings tickets on hand to meet the demand.

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The Vikings win puts them at the top of the NFC North Division and has made the Vikings Bears game on November 30^th even that more crucial.

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The Minnesota Vikings will host the Green Bay Packers on Sunday, November 9th at noon at the Metrodome Minneapolis. The Vikings will feverishly try to avenge the season-opening loss to the Green Bay Packers that they suffered in front of national audiences during Monday Night Football.

This long standing rival game is selling quickly and Vikings fans will want to show up in great support of their purple team. You can bet plenty of Packers fans will be traveling west over the river to see their beloved green and gold in the rival stadium. Brad Childress has never beaten the Green Bay Packers as head coach of the Minnesota Vikings so you can bet this game is BIG for team Childress.

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The Minnesota Vikings cooled down a red hot Houston Texans football team on Sunday at the Metrodome beating the Texans 28-21. Vikings Quarterback Gus Frerotte completed three touchdown passes on the day, one each to Sidney Rice, Bernard Berrian and Visanthe Shiancoe. The Vikings defense was also stellar including sacks by Jared Allen and Kevin Williams. The Vikings are now 4-4 at mid-season, tied with the Green Bay Packers for second place in the NFC North.

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Ticket buying hint: Vikings Packers Tickets have also been reduced. If the Vikings beat Houston, you can bet that the Vikings Packers Ticket prices will increase as fan demand increases. Don't risk it and order Vikings Packers tickets today while prices are low.

There is no Minnesota Vikings game this weekend so what should you do? A quick look at events around the Twin Cities this weekend and it appears the Minnesota Wild will be center stage with a home Wild game vs. Columbus Blue Jackets on Saturday October 25th and then another game on Monday night vs. Chicago Blackhawks. Seeing an NHL game at the Xcel Energy Center St Paul is one of the best hockey experiences in the nation and we have scooped up extra Wild tickets for all of the Vikings fans that may be looking for something to do on the off week. Check it out!

Minnesota Wild Schedule

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Minnesota Wild Chicago Blackhawks tickets ($39 each)

The Minnesota Vikings at Chicago Bears game was the highest scoring game in the NFL this week, but the Vikings still fell short to the Bears losing 41-48 at Soldier Field in Chicago. It was a disappointing loss for Vikings fans that had high hopes for the Vikings to take the lead in the NFC North conference.

The Vikings will now enjoy a much needed BYE week before taking on the Houston Texans at the Dome on Sunday November 2^nd. Vikings Tickets start at $9 each for the mid-season game.

Next weeks Vikings game sends the team to Soldier Field Chicago to take on their NFC North rival Chicago Bears. Vikings Ticket Buying Tip: If the Vikings win in Chicago, you can bet Vikings ticket prices for the Vikings Packer game will go up. Check Vikings Packer Tickets prices now!

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The Minnesota Vikings secured their first win of 2008 by beating the Carolina Panthers 20-10 in front of an energized home crowd. The Vikings defense continued to shine including a key touchdown from Antoine Winfield to shift momentum the Vikings way. Vikings quarterback Gus Frerotte was efficient and practical in moving the offense on the field passing for 204 yards, completing 16 of 28 with one touchdown. Vikings fans hope the Carolina game win is the first of many this season.

Buy tickets today from Vikings Tickets and save your money for other things, like gas or more importantly, a dome dog! Our Vikings ticket prices for this game are cheaper than if you bought the tickets from the Vikings directly! Don't pass up this chance to see the Vikings live. Go Vikes!

If you want to go to the Vikings vs. Colts home opener this Sunday, you better buy Vikings Colts tickets now! Or at least before the Vikings beat the Packers tonight because you can bet that Vikings ticket prices will go up if the Vikes win big at Lambeau.

Watching the Vikings Packer game at home tonight? If it looks like the Vikings are going to win, you better get online fast and buy Vikings tickets before the boss decides to raise the Vikings ticket prices as demand goes up. Take it from this savvy Vikings fan, buy Vikings tickets early this season, prices are sure to go up as the Vikings fans jump on the bandwagon.

Tonight is the big night! Opening night NFL Monday Night Football Minnesota Vikings at Green Bay Packers! If you aren't already at Lambeau Field, you better leave now...or just buy Vikings tickets to see the Green Bay Packers at the Metrodome on November 9th. The game tonight is sure to go down to the wire and you can bet this is going to be one of the best Vikings seasons ever!

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Minnesota Vikings Preseason Record

Vikings vs Seattle Seahawks 17-34 LOSS

Vikings at Baltimore Ravens 23-15 WIN

Vikings vs Pittsburgh Steelers 10-12 LOSS

Vikings at Dallas Cowboys 10-16 LOSS

As most NFL aficionados know, the team starters usually play a fair amount of downs in the third pre-season game of the year, but the Minnesota Vikings weren't taking any chances on further injuries with their star players vs. the Pittsburgh Steelers. Most of the Vikings starters including Bernard Berrian, Tarvaris Jackson and Sidney Rice didn't play at all.

Word on the street is that the starters won't see much action during the final pre-season game in Dallas either. Brad Childress wants his team well rested and as healthy as possible for the regular season, which begins on September 8 at Green Bay on Monday Night Football. Hooah!

The Minnesota Vikings pre-season schedule includes one more home game against the Pittsburgh Steelers on Saturday August 23rd. The sell-out Metrodome crowd last Friday night may have been disappointed with the 34-17 Minnesota Vikings loss, but Vikings fans are quick to remember that it is only pre-season and the loss won't count towards the Vikings playoff hunt.

The Minnesota Vikings starters only played a few snaps in the Vikings Seattle loss, but the packed Metrodome still enjoyed a solid NFL game. You can bet that the Vikings starters will be involved in more plays during the August 23rd Vikings Steelers game so Vikings fans won't want to miss the game! Besides, the Pittsburgh Steelers are notorious for having a loyal traveling fan base and Vikings fans will need to be out in full force to keep the home crowd purple. Buy your Vikings Steelers Tickets today!

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Section 237, Row 26 $4 each. face value: $25 - that is a savings of $19 per ticket! A family of four pays $16 for tickets - that is less than the price for a movie! Don't miss your chance to see live NFL action at the Metrodome Minneapolis and there are no hidden fees! Choose to pick the tickets up in our Minneapolis office located less than two blocks from the Metrodome and pay ZERO dollars for shipping - four tickets will cost you exactly $16 - not a penny more!

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Brett Favre and the Green Bay Packers have been hogging all of the NFL news the past few days and Minnesota Vikings fans are paying attention. It is next to impossible that Brett Favre will become a Minnesota Viking, but that doesn't mean Vikings fans are uninterested in his future in the NFL.  There is no doubt that the Brett Favre saga will continue into training camp. Brett or no Brett, Green Bay Packers tickets are still selling strong. One can't help but wonder if Vikings ticket prices would go up if Brett moved over to purple...nah, not going to happen.

Buy Vikings tickets today and see what Vikings quarterback Tarvaris Jackson is made of this year! Go Vikes!

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Vikings training camp is always an exciting time for Vikings players and fans. The Minnesota Vikings have recently released their 2008 Vikings Training Camp schedule. The schedule includes two night practices and plenty of opportunities for Minnesota Vikings fans to watch their team in action. The Minnesota Vikings will also be hosting autograph sessions, football clinics and cheerleading clinics hosted by the Minnesota Vikings Cheerleaders. Last year over 50,000 Vikings fans headed to Mankato to see the purple and gold, you can bet at least that many fans will be watching this summer.

Minnesota Vikings players will report to camp on July 23^rd with their first open practice on July 25^th - that's only 5 weeks away!

The Minnesota Vikings have "passion" this year according to head coach Brad Childress. Speaking during one of the Vikings mini camp workouts, Childress made comments on how hard this particular group of guys have been working and how quickly the team is learning and developing.

Vikings fans have enjoyed watching the clips on the local nightly news and it's true that Vikings fever is at an all time high in the Twin Cities.

He is right! The Minnesota Vikings are all the talk in the Twin Cities and you can bet Vikings Tickets will be a sought after commodity this season. In fact, we have already sold more Vikings pre-season tickets this year vs. last year at this time. Vikings fans will want to scoop up tickets early because if the team gets on a winning streak, Vikings tickets prices will only go up! Buy Vikings Tickets now!

Vikings receivers Sidney Rice and Bernard Berrian have been conscientiously practicing the new rule during organized team activities. Both receivers know that fancy footwork is now essential in bringing down those passes in the back end zone.

This years Minnesota Vikings defense will be reminiscent of the purple people eater days and Vikings fans are clamoring to get their Vikings Tickets to see it all unfold on the HHH Metrodome field.

The Minnesota Vikings will once again hold training camp at Minnesota State College in Mankato, Minnesota. Here are a few key dates to mark in your calendars for the 2008 Vikings training camp:

July 23: Players report

July 25: First practice

August 8: Preseason opener:

Minnesota Vikings vs Seattle Seahawks

August 15: Camp breaks

• Safety Tyrell Johnson (Arkansas State )
• Quarterback John David Booty (Southern Cal)
• Defensive Tackle Letroy Guion (Florida State)
• Center John Sullivan (Notre Dame)
• Receiver Jaymar Johnson (Jackson State)

Jared Allen led the NFL in sacks last year with 15 1/2 sacks and this Minnesota Vikings fan looks forward to him putting the pass pressure on the opposing teams this Vikings season. Jared Allen is definitely another reason to buy Minnesota Vikings tickets today!

Auditions for the 2008 Minnesota Vikings Cheerleader squad are right around the corner. The Minnesota Vikings and the NFL take the Cheerleading recruitment process very seriously.  The first step for Vikings Cheerleader wannabes is a Vikings Cheerleader tryout workshop at Winter Park this Saturday.

Minnesota Vikings fans can get their first look at the potential new cheerleaders on April 29^th at the Mall of America Rotunda. The final audition is open to the public and begins at 6:30pm. The selection of this seasons cheerleaders is just another sign that the start of 2008 Minnesota Vikings football is not that far away. Best of luck to this seasons cheerleaders!

Many Vikings fans are appreciative of the job Leslie Frazier does with the Vikings and will be excited to have him back for the upcoming Vikings Season!

Last week brought big news to the NFL Community, Green Bay Packer quarterback Brett Favre retired after 17 years in the National Football League. Favre cited "tired" as his reason for retiring. Brett Favre was one of the greatest NFL quarterbacks, but from a competitive standpoint, Favres retirement is good for the Minnesota Vikings in the NFC. It will give the Vikings a chance to be ultra competitive in the NFC and when the Vikings win, fans will come out to games! I am excited for the Vikings season to begin!

Vikings tickets like this run down of Brett Favre's best and worst games vs. the Vikings.

With all the new Vikings players, the 2008 Minnesota Vikings team will be stronger than ever! Be sure to check back to www.vikingstickets.com for all Minnesota Viking ticket updates!

It may be the NFL offseason, but www.vikingstickets.com is working out several partnerships to get NFL fans great tickets to every NFL game and will include special prices on NFC North Teams! Be sure to visit our Green Bay Packers, Detroit Lions and Chicago Bears pages to read about the teams and find out about special ticket offers once the schedules are announced. Vikingstickets.com looks forward to being your number one NFL ticket broker for the 2008 season!

The Minnesota Vikings released safety Dwight Smith yesterday. Smith has spent two seasons with the Minnesota Vikings and is a seven year NFL veteran. Smith will become an unrestricted free agent and will more than likely begin working on offers with other NFL teams before the free agency period signing begins on February 29^th.

Smith had four interceptions last year with the Vikings, including a 93-yard touchdown against the eventual Super Bowl champion New York Giants.

The Minnesota Vikings have raised the face value of their tickets by 3% for the 2008 Vikings season. The price increase surprised many Vikings fans who still remember the difficult time the Vikings had selling out the Metrodome last year.

Vikings fans can still expect the lowest possible prices on premium Vikings tickets from www.vikingstickets.com and of course great service which includes local pick-up less than two blocks from the Metrodome and 24 hour online ordering even on game day. Remember with Vikings tickets.com you are never forced to buy tickets to games you don't want and no game is sold out! Go Vikings!

Zimmerman spent seven of his 12 NFL seasons with the Minnesota Vikings, earning three Pro Bowl invitations. He spent the remaining 5 season with the Denver Broncos where he made the Pro Bowl five more times and earned a Super Bowl ring.

Many Minnesota Vikings fans were surprised that Cris Carter didn't make the cut, but there is always next year and it really is an honor to be nominated. This Vikings fan looks forward to seeing "CC" on next years class list!

Had the Patriots won the game, they would have completed a perfect season, the first since the 1972 Miami Dolphins, and the only one since the league expanded to a 16-game regular season in 1978. The Patriots were 12 point favorites at kick-off, but it was a battle of the defenses that no one expected.

It seemed strange to many Minnesota Vikings fans that the New York Giants were in the playoffs and we weren't because Minnesota beat the New York Giants during the regular season 41-17 at the Meadowlands. It just goes to show strong play at the end of the season really does pay off in the NFL.

Super Bowl 42 will begin on Sunday February 3^rd 2008 in Phoenix, Arizona. Although 80 to 90 million Americans will be watching from their living room sofas, 70,000 die hard NFL fans will be sitting in the stands of the University Of Phoenix stadium.

Vikingstickets.com is a trusted source for all NFL games including Super Bowl tickets. If you are planning on heading to sunny Arizona, buy Super Bowl tickets and enjoy the game. Plan on spending a minimum of $3,300 per ticket, but it will be a chance of a lifetime to see the New England Patriots try for a perfect season and watch the New York Giants prove that an underdog can prevail in the Grand Canyon State.

Ted Cottrell started the Vikings trend of a solid rushing defense, and he immediately left to be the defensive coordinator for the San Diego Chargers. Leslie Frazier seems a bit more likely to stay put here in Minnesota, however. The Vikings solid defensive play can continue if we don't let another great coach get away.

The Minnesota Vikings didn't make the playoffs, but NFC North rival Green Bay Packers are hotter than ever right now. The Packers will host the San Diego Chargers at Lambeau field this Sunday January 20^th in the NFC Championship game.

Packers tickets are hard to come by, but www.vikingstickets.com has plenty of NFC Championship game tickets available so call today or order securely online 24 hours a day. Packers fans are dedicated football fans and Green Bay Packers tickets are sure to sell fast! It would be ideal if the NFL playoff excitement was all over Minneapolis, but we send our regards to our neighbors to the east. Congratulations Packers!

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Don't forget the Super Bowl is in sunny Phoenix Arizona this year on Sunday February 3^rd. Buy Super Bowl tickets today!

Hey Vikings Football Fans, just because the Minnesota Vikings aren't in the NFL Playoffs doesn't mean you have to sit home and miss out on NFL playoff action. VikingsTickets.com has tickets to all of the NFL playoff games. So, plan a last minute trip to see the Washington Redskins in Seattle or see the New York Giants at the Tampa Bay Buccaneers this Sunday!

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If you don't want to travel very far, make plans to see the NFC North Division Champion Green Bay Packers in their playoff games at Lambeau field. It is an experience you won't want to pass up! 

The Minnesota Vikings lost to the Denver Broncos last night and ended their season 8-8. The overtime loss, topped off by a Washington Redskins victory over Dallas officially ended any hope for a Vikings playoff game.

The Vikings lost 19-22 after the Denver Broncos kicked a 30 yard field goal in overtime at Mile High Stadium in Denver. The Vikings fought hard overcoming a 19-3 fourth-quarter deficit to force overtime, but Tarvaris Jackson fumbled the ball on the second play of overtime giving the Broncos the game.

"I love the way we fought back in the fourth quarter, but once again turnovers killed us," Vikings linebacker Ben Leber said. "It seems to be our Achilles' heel, and until we get that shored up and figured out, we're not going to be much better of a team next year."

Vikings fans have confidence that changes will be made in the Vikings offseason that will help next seasons Vikings team to be better than 8-8.

Be sure to check back to VikingsTickets.com throughout the offseason for player updates and exclusive Vikings Ticket deals! Happy New Year Vikings Fans!

The Minnesota Vikings lost to the Washington Redskins last night at the HHH Metrodome. The Vikings lost 21 to 32 in front of a sold out Metrodome crowd, many fans were decked out in Santa hats and braved snowy road conditions to see the Vikings team play the final home game of the regular season.  With a win the Vikings could have secured a playoff spot, but the Vikings offense was unable to get it together and the defense couldn't make the big plays Vikings fans have become accustomed to.

The Washington Redskins held Adrian Peterson to 27 yards on nine carries and Chester Taylor finished with a mere 14 yards on six carries. Tarvaris Jackson gave up several turnovers that ultimately gave the Redskins points and momentum to win the game. The Vikings folded under pressure and there is no doubt in this Vikings fans mind that a serious review of the quarterback position and the offense in general is needed. The Vikings travel to Denver to take on the Broncos on Sunday December 30 in the final game of the regualr season.  Let's hope the Vikings playoff ship hasn't already sailed.

Remember Vikings fans, the Minnesota Vikings Washington Redskins game is at 7:15pm on Sunday December 23^rd. The NFL used their flex scheduling rights to move the game to prime time. There are still plenty of great tickets left for the game so bring your family and friends and head out to the Dome. We will see you there! S'kol Vikings! S'kol!

With the Minnesota Vikings storming into the NFL Playoffs, there has been a huge spike in the demand for Minnesota Vikings Tickets.  The Vikings Tickets for this Sunday's game have been selling fast and all of the Vikings Fans are fired up for another big Vikings win.  There is virtually no chance that the Minnesota Vikings will have a home playoff game so this is your last chance to see the Minnesota Vikings play at the Metrodome Minneapolis.  Don't delay, buy your Vikings Tickets now before we are sold out.  Tickets start at just $59.  That is really cheap for a ticket to see a playoff bound NFL team.  If you go to the game, please have a "Dome Dog" for me.

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The Minnesota Vikings beat the Chicago Bears at the Hubert H Humphrey Metrodome last night 20-13. It wasn't the most exciting Monday Night Football game of the season, but Vikings fans held their breath through the finish and were elated the Vikings won. Once again the Vikings defense was top notch and held the Bears to a mere 32 yards rushing. The game would not have been so close, but the Vikings offense was shaky and gave up several turnovers that resulted in Chicago Bears points.

The Vikings control their own playoff destiny and just need to keep winning in order to secure and NFC playoff spot. S'kol Vikings!

With only a few Metrodome home games left, Vikings fans will want to make their plans now to see the Vikings team live on the HHH Metrodome turf. The Vikings will face the Detroit Lions Sunday December 2nd at noon in a pivotal game that could determine a future Wildcard playoff spot.

What? The Vikings in the Playoffs? You betcha! There is still a chance the Minnesota Vikings will be a part of the NFL post season. Adrian Peterson should be back on the field ready to run all day for the purple so buy your Vikings tickets today!

With only six games left of the Vikings season, the 3-6 team will need some good fortune as they prepare for the only two teams with winning records left on their schedule.

First up: the New York Giants (7-3), followed by the Detroit Lions (6-4) at the Metrodome. After that, the Vikings face the San Francisco 49ers (2-7), Chicago Bears (4-6) at home, Washington Redskins (5-5)at the Dome and finish the season at the Denver Broncos (4-5).

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The Minnesota Vikings beat the Oakland Raiders 29-22 at the Metrodome on Sunday in front of 62,960 fans. The game was a nail biter between two ailing NFL teams.  My favorite play of the game came in the opening drive when Chester Taylor took the handoff and headed left. But he flipped the ball to rookie receiver Sidney Rice, who was headed to the right. Rice heaved a 60-yard pass to tight end Visanthe Shiancoe. By the time he was dragged down, Shiancoe had a 79-yard reception, the longest in team history by a tight end, and Taylor ran it in for a touchdown from 10 yards out on the next play.  It was a great way to start a Minnesota Vikings game.

With Vikings rookie Adrian Peterson sidelined, veteran running back Chester Taylor paced the Vikings' run offense with 164 yards and three touchdowns on 22 carries. Quarterback Tarvaris Jackson generated a season-high 171 yards passing against a Raiders pass defense that entered the game ranked fourth in the NFL. Raiders quarterback, former Vikings quarterback, Daunte Culpepper completed 23 of 39 passes for 344 yards.

The Vikings lost to the Packers 34-0 at Lambeau Field last Sunday. Brett Favre and the Green Bay Packer offense seemed unstoppable as Favre threw for over 300 yards for the second time against the Vikings this season. The win improved Green Bay to 8-1 and slid the Vikings to 3-6.

A suffocating Packers defense held Minnesota to just 247 total net yards and shut down Adrian Peterson. The poor Vikings performance was further dismal as Peterson left the game with a knee injury in the third quarter.  Along with not being able to run the ball, Minnesota couldn't get the passing game going, either. Vikings quarterback Brooks Bollinger finished the game going 16 of 26 for 176 yards, no touchdowns and one interception.

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"We would like to be more successful this time and as I talked to you about, we have got to be better with our pass rush," Vikings Head Coach Brad Childress said. "It's still going to start with stopping the run for us but the pass rush, coverage, attempting to get after a guy that is pretty good with the ball in his hand as a passer and knows how to get it out of his hand."

Besides shutting down Favre, the Vikings also have to put their own points on the board. It looks like Brooks Bollinger will get the nod at quarterback and using Adrian Peterson for the run and Sidney Rice for the pass will be key to the Vikings success. Good luck at Lambeau, boys! Play the Packers tough!

The Minnesota Vikings are notorious for having quarterback controversies and this year is no exception.  "Who will play this weekend, coach?" Has been the classic question from local media mid-week and this week the quarterback situation remains unstable. 

Coach Childress said on Wednesday that Tarvaris Jackson willl continue to try and recover from the concussion he suffered last Sunday against the Chargers. The next step in the recovery process, according to Coach Childress, is to get Jackson out on the practice field. Jackson's availability for the rest of the week and for this Sunday against the Packers is up in the air. Coach Childress did confirm that if Jackson was unable to go against Green Bay, Brooks Bollinger would start in his place.

To further complicate the quarterback mayhem, the Vikings signed Koy Detmer. Of course it could've been worse - the Vikings also worked out Chris Weinke.  But Detmer is, naturally, "familiar with the system" by virtue of having been with the Eagles.  So he's in. This Vikings fan hopes Brooks Bollinger can take Lambeau field by storm!

Let's go Vikings!

"It's an honor and it says a lot about those guys blocking for me in the line and the receivers doing a great job sealing the edge," Peterson said. "I'm humbled to have the rushing record, but more importantly it comes in a win that we really needed to get the second half of the season started the right way."

This is the second time this season that Peterson has been selected as the NFC Offensive Player of the Week; he also earned the honor for his 224 yard performance at Soldier Field vs. Chicago. He currently leads the NFL in rushing with 1,036 yards.  It's nice to have a star player to brag about in Vikings country. Congrats Adrian, well deserved!

Vikings quarterback Tarvaris Jackson got hurt again, and backup Brooks Bollinger looked solid in the second half handing the ball off to Adrian Peterson and throwing a 40-yard touchdown pass to Sidney Rice.  The Vikings defense did their job as well and even forced Chargers quarterback Philip Rivers to throw 10 incomplete passes in a row.

The star of the game was clearly Adrian Peterson who also tied the team record for most rushing touchdowns in a game with 3, he joins Vikings legend Chuck Foreman as the only Viking in franchise history to rush for 3 touchdowns in a game more than once.  Adrian Peterson has what it takes to keep this franchise alive, so let's hope he plays often, plays well and stays healthy.

The Minnesota Vikings lost to the Philadelphia Eagles yesterday 23-16 at the Hubert H Humphrey Metrodome. Eagles quarterback Donovan McNabb was no match for the Vikings defense. McNabb, who completed 23 of 36 passes for 333 yards with one touchdown and no turnovers, converted several clutch plays, most notably a 31-yard pass to receiver Kevin Curtis midway through the fourth quarter. Although he doesn't appear as mobile as he was earlier in his career, McNabb was nimble enough to avoid pass rushers and complete clutch passes.

The Vikings offense had no spark of their own as Vikings starting quarterback Kelly Holcomb threw for a mere 88 yards before being injured. Back-up, back-up quarterback Brooks Bollinger then came in and tried his best to fire up the offense, but it wasn't enough to score even one touchdown. With the exception of a few Adrian Peterson bursts that totaled a disappointing 70 yards, the Vikings offense lacked explosion, especially at key times, and was unable to finish drives with touchdowns.

Let's hope the Vikings can regroup their offense and figure out how to penetrate the goal line when they take on the San Diego Chargers next Sunday at the Metrodome. There are still plenty of cheap Vikings tickets for sale!

The Minnesota Vikings will take on the Philadelphia Eagles this Sunday at the Hubert H Humphrey Metrodome Minneapolis. This is the only Vikings home game during the month of October. Like the Vikings, the Eagles are a disappointing 2-4, but they bring with them a talented offensive line, Pro Bowl running back Brian Westbrook, Pro Bowl quarterback Donovan McNabb and young receiver Reggie Brown, who last season had 816 receiving yards and scored nine touchdowns. 

The Vikings really need a win on their home turf, but they will have to shut down a hungry Eagles squad. There are still great Vikings Eagles tickets available including upper level seats for under $20 and lower level end zone seats for under $75. Buy Vikings tickets now - most tickets are available for local pick-up just a block from the Metrodome. One of our friendly customer service reps will contact you to confirm your online order and give you the pick-up details.

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Next up for the Vikings football team is a tough match-up against the Dallas Cowboys in Dallas. The Cowboys are coming off their first loss of the season, but are a solid Super Bowl contender team. The Minnesota Vikings defense will definitely be tested by Cowboys QB Tony Romo. Let's go Vikings!

The Minnesota Vikings lost to the Green Bay Packers and for Vikings fans it was a disappointing day. For Green Bay Packers fans it was a day that history was made as Packer quarterback Brett Favre broke Dan Marino's NFL touchdown record. The Vikings had trouble finding the End Zone and lost the game 23-16 in front of a sell out Metrodome crowd. After a much needed Bye week to regroup the team, the Minnesota Vikings should be ready to go when they face NFC North rival Chicago Bears at Soldier Field this Sunday. The next Vikings home game is the ONLY home game in the month of October on Sunday the 28th vs. the Philadelphia Eagles. There are upper deck Vikings tickets at below face value so scoop up your Vikings Tickets today!

A local Twin Cities Tickets blog makes mention of the fact that the Vikings Packers game is a hot ticket this weekend even if the Vikings aren't a hot team. It appears that many Packers fans are making the trip across the border to see their very own Brett Favre attempt to break the Dan Marino touchdown record. The game is so hot local news stations are even doing a story on it.

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I think the best and then ultimately most disappointing moment/drive was when Chad Greenway recovered a fumble on the Chiefs 33 yard line and then three plays later Mewelde Moore took a handoff and lobbed a pass to Visanthe Shiancoe that appeared to be a touchdown. The official ruled that Shiancoe was unable to cradle the ball without it hitting the ground, prompting the Vikings to challenge. The ruling was upheld, however, and the Vikings had to settle for field goal. Other mishaps plagued the Vikings including Adrian Peterson fumbling two plays in a row and Holcomb overthrowing a wide open Robert Ferguson on what would've been an easy touchdown. The Vikings had many opportunities to win the game, but came up short.  Let's hope the Vikings can practice all week and get ready to fight the Packers next Sunday at home.

The Vikings offense showed that they still had much growing up to do. Tarvaris Jackson still needs to work on quick decision making including when to scramble and when to stay in the pocket. Jackson left the game with a reported groin injury. The Vikings were also guilty of 12 penalties - the worst probably being a Kevin Williams off-sides call on a 4th down, which ultimately allowed Detroit to kick a field goal and take a 10-7 lead into the half.  

The Vikings defense once again looked top notch. A pick by Darren Sharper ended a potential Detroit scoring drive in the first and the next drive was stalled when Lions QB Jon Kitna stumbled and was sacked by Kenechi Udeze.  Despite the officials overlooking a lot of Lions offensive holding, the Minnesota Vikings defense came out on top.

The Vikings will try to regroup next weekend against the 0-2 Kansas City Chiefs in Kansas.

The Vikings defense was led by defensive tackle Kevin Williams who recorded an interception in the first quarter and ran 54 yards for a touchdown. The fans in the Metrodome did a nice job on defense as well.  On two occasions in the 2nd quarter Falcons quarterback Joey Harrington tried to audible at the line but was forced to burn a time out due to the crowd noise level. Way to go Vikings fans!  Next up is a road trip to Detroit to play the Lions. Let's hope the Vikings can keep the positive momentum and beat our division rival.

The Minnesota Vikings announced that the home opener vs. the Atlanta Falcons will be broadcast on Fox 9 TV as originally planned.  Apparently, Fox decided to buy the remaining tickets and donate them to a charity in order to avoid the blackout.

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Not like the Minnesota Vikings had much of a choice, but head coach Brad Childress named quarterback Tarvaris Jackson to the starting job on Monday after practice. The quarterback received the news with little surprise, and went about his business like normal. So far this preseason, it has seemed like Jackson could get the job done at the position this season. He hasn't thrown a touchdown yet, but he hasn't necessarily received the chances to. He has a passer rating of 76.8 and has only committed one turnover on a fumbled snap. The Vikings acquired another possible backup quarterback on Monday in Kelly Holcomb, pushing Jackson to perform with even greater precision. With Brooks Bollinger struggling in the preseason, Holcomb could very well be next in line behind Jackson.

Although the Viking's roster is full of receiver hopefuls, the aspect of signing Ferguson is appealing to the Vikings because the club needs greater experience at the position. Ferguson is a solid receiver, but he has had sever injury problems in his career. Ferguson hasn't played a whole season since the 2002 campaign. Right now, however, it appears the Vikings have nothing to lose if they can sign Ferguson at bargain basement price.

Everything looked good for the Minnesota Vikings last Friday night, as the team played its first preseason game of the 2007 campaign. Key players performed well, including quarterbacks Tarvaris Jackson and Brooks Bollinger, running back Adrian Peterson and linebacker Dontarrious Thomas.

Jackson was consistent and effective, averaging over ten yards per pass. He went 8-11 for 83 yards, and encouraging sign that he might be doing more this season than merely dropping the ball over the middle for short gains. Peterson played despite a minor hip injury. He rushed 11 times and gained 33 yards, not exactly the production the Vikings wanted but his volume was solid. Bollinger got the job done working as Jackson’s backup in the game. He completed four-of-six passes for 23 yards.

But perhaps the play of the game for the Vikings came when Thomas picked off a Ryan Fitzpatrick pass and returned it 82 yards for a touchdown. The Vikings were briefly ahead until the Rams tied the game at 10-10 in the fourth quarter. The Rams then went on to win the game on a last second field goal by Rams’ kicker Kevin Lovell. 

That guy just might be Ray Edwards, whom the Vikings picked up in last years draft and picked up three sacks in his rookie season. The Vikings have inserted Edwards into the starting lineup during this spring, and the team hopes he is a big part of its future. Edwards escalated a scrum at the Vikings and Kansas City Chiefs practice scrimmage last Saturday night by throwing punches left and right. It's this temper that Edwards claims makes him a good football player, but the Vikings want him to cool off in order for him to not get kicked out of games.

The 22-year-old Edwards isn't necessarily a problem child, however. He was a regular at the team's offseason workout program, so the Vikings know commitment to the team isn't an issue. If Edwards can keep his cool, the Vikings pass rush should have a formidable threat to opponents' backfields.

At the wide receiver position, the Vikings have some flashy young talent with Aundrae Allison and others, but Childress has commented that he hasn't seen the consistency he would like from his receiving corps. Childress isn't looking for the next Randy Moss, but would rather like possession receiver who can run his trademark five yard crossing patterns with precision. Former Bears receiver Bobby Wade is a good candidate to fit into Childress' scheme, as well as a source of mentorship to the younger receivers.

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Minnesota Vikings roster moves continued to eddy this week as the team signed their 6^th-round draft pick Rufus Alexander. Alexander is the third Viking rookie to sign with the team along with quarterback Tyler Thigpen and wide receiver Chandler Williams. The Vikings are hoping Alexander can contribute to their team of linebackers immediately. He was Big 12 Defensive Player of the Year in his senior season at Oklahoma and was voted All-Big 12 selection twice.

Updating previous reports, the Vikings had a try with wide receiver Paris Hamilton but promptly waived him.

The Minnesota Vikings signed former University of Minnesota wide receiver Paris Hamilton on June 13 as part of their effort to augment the receiving corps. Free agent wide receiver Randy Hymes wasn't working out for the Vikings, so they cut him to make room for Hamilton.

Hamilton's NFL career has been in limbo the last couple of seasons as he was not able to make the Detroit Lions squad last season and made only the practice squad for the Lions in 2005. Part of Hamilton's problems have been injury-related, as he blew out his left knee and missed his entire junior season at the U of M. He did come back his senior season on a surgically repaired knee, catching four balls for 198 yards and two touchdowns in 2004. The Vikings hope Hamilton can show the spark that he displayed when he came to the Gophers from Tyler Junior College in 2003.

The Vikings are hoping to inject some hope at the position for this season by drafting three receivers in April including second-round pick Sidney Rice. The Vikings will look for Rice to possibly step into the number one receiver spot in the pecking order. Otherwise, Mike Wobschall of Vikings.com reports five-year veteran Bobby Wade looked great at mini-camp over the weekend. Wade was signed by the Vikings in the offseason after spending time with the Chicago Bears and the Tennessee Titans. Williamson is still a likely candidate for a starting job come September as he worked out with the first team during mini-camp and probably will through training camp.

Overall, the Vikings have 13 receivers on their roster right now to choose from. Let's hope they make the right choices in hopes of returning their receiving corps to half of the potency of the Randy Moss heyday.

There is a lot of talk in the Minnesota Vikings camp about the great set of rookies they drafted and even some talk about what a few view to be an even smarter group of undrafted rookie free agents. The Vikings hope their rookies are able to contribute right away to the team's success, but many Viking fans are forgetting about who is going to lead the team at quarterback. An unproven starting quarterback doesn't have the luxury to underachieve during the first couple of games because the pressure is all on the QB to lead the team. If the team doesn't win, the brunt of the blame lands on the quarterback.

As of now, Tarvaris Jackson and Brooks Bollinger are competing for the starting quarterback job for the Vikings, and both are relatively unproven. Whoever gets the starting job (right now head coach Brad Childress seems to be leaning toward Jackson), will surely feel the pressure to perform during the first couple of starts. Most likely, the starter out of the gate will be on a short leash if he doesn't play solid. Childress will probably keep his quarterback's risky throw percentage down, as he probably wants to see what top rookie Adrian Peterson can do in the ground attack.

New Minnesota Vikings defensive coordinator Leslie Frazier has his hands full at the linebacker position, as he has moved E.J. Henderson to the middle linebacker position to fill the void left by Napoleon Harris. Frazier said that the position requires more leadership ability on the part of the player because the middle linebacker sets up the huddle and makes the calls and adjustments.

"It's a lot more responsibility than he had when he was an outside linebacker when Napoleon (Harris) handled that," Frazier said in an interview for the Vikings website. "It's a little bit different in that regard, but he is handling it and he is handling it well." Leslie Frazier also has to make room for the Vikings first round pick from last year Chad Greenway, as he is coming back from surgery and hopes to contribute by covering speedy tight-ends or by doubling slot-receivers. He could also be a good spy for scrambling quarterbacks like the Atlanta Falcons' Michael Vick. The Vikings play the Falcons on September 9 in their season and home opener. Vick has a history of tearing up the Vikings defense with his legs. Buy Vikings Tickets now and be there live to see the action!

Despite the health questions that surrounded Adrian Peterson on draft day, the Minnesota Vikings football franchise simply couldn't pass up the chance to add a player with his game-breaking skills. "We felt very confident it would be a non-issue," Vikings vice president of player personnel Rick Spielman said. Let's hope the Minnesota Viking front office is right and that Adrian Peterson will be a force to be reckoned with right out of the shoot. Let's go Vikings!

The Minnesota Vikings 2007 Season is creeping up quickly. The regular season opener is Sunday, September 9^th at the Hubert H Humphrey Metrodome in Minneapolis. The Vikings will host Michael Vick and the Atlanta Falcons. The Falcons have a new head coach, as former Louisville Head Coach Bobby Petrino was hired to replace Jim Mora, Jr. The Minnesota Vikings definitely hold a grudge against the dirty birds after they knocked us out of the playoffs.  

Overall, Atlanta has the edge over the Vikings beating Minnesota 14 times in the past 22 contests, but the Minnesota Vikings won't go down without a fight. Brad Childress needs to show Vikings fans that he can lead a team to victory and winning the home opener at the Metrodome would be the perfect opportunity. Atlanta has not visited the Metrodome since 2002, when they defeated the Vikings 30-24 in overtime. The 2007 Vikings game promises to be just as exciting so order your Vikings tickets now!

RB Adrian Peterson

University of Oklahoma

First round, seventh overall

WR Sidney Rice

University of South Carolina

Second round, 44th overall

CB Marcus McCauley

Fresno State University

Third round, 72nd overall

DE Brian Robison

University of Texas

Fourth round, 102nd overall

WR Aundrae Allison

East Carolina University

Fifth Round, 146th overall

LB Rufus Alexander

University of Oklahoma

Sixth Round, 176th overall

QB Tyler Thigpen

Coastal Carolina

Seventh Round, 217th overall

WR Chandler Williams

Florida International University

Seventh Round, 233rd overall

Artose Pinner, 5' 10", tied a Vikings record with three rushing touchdowns playing against his old Detroit teammates at Ford Field in 2006 and set a career-high with 125 rushing yards in the game. Anthony Herrera, 6' 2", started six games at left guard in 2005 with the Vikings and has worked his way from a rookie free agent to a valuable and versatile lineman who can play all three interior line positions. Vikings fans should look forward to both Artose Pinner and Anthony Herrera making regular contributions in 2007.

The 2007 schedule for the Minnesota Vikings was released by the National Football League today. The Vikings schedule features a Monday night game at home against the defending NFC Champion Chicago Bears and seven games against 2006 playoff teams. One of the best parts of the schedule is that the Vikings will open the season up at the HHH Metrodome. This should be an exciting year Vikings fans, order your Vikings tickets now!

2007 Vikings Home Schedule

Preseason

Friday August 10 vs. St. Louis Rams 7:00 p.m.

Thursday August 30 vs. Dallas Cowboys 7:00 p.m

Regular Season

Sunday September 9 vs. Atlanta Falcons Noon

Sunday September 30 vs. Green Bay Packers Noon

Sunday October 28 vs. Philadelphia Eagles Noon

Sunday November 4 vs. San Diego Chargers Noon

Sunday November 18 vs. Oakland Raiders Noon

Sunday December 2 vs. Detroit Lions Noon

Monday December 17 vs. Chicago Bears 7:30 P.M.

Sunday December 23 vs. Washington Redskins Noon

The NFL has announced the dates for this season's Minnesota Vikings Home Pre-Season Games.  The Vikings play host to the St. Louis Rams and the Dallas Cowboys.  Those two teams are generally decent draws at the Metrodome which should help the Minnesota Vikings continue their streak of sell-outs.  The only problem is that both games are weekday games which makes it hard for fans from out of state to make the games.  The best news of all is that tickets to these games are usually super inexpensive and you can generally get in for around $10/Ticket.  Not bad for an NFL game.  SKOL VIKINGS!!!

 Minnesota Vikings Tickets vs. St. Louis Rams 8/10/2007

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