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Come Fan with UsTuesday, August 4, 2026

The Vikings’ curling celebration was a nice warm up for the Winter Olympics

Not sure they could qualify, but it was cool!

The Vikings got off to the fast start they needed on the road against the Eagles in the NFC Championship game.

Their opening drive took nine plays, went 75 yards, and was just under five minutes of game time. It was capped off with a 25-yard touchdown pass from Case Keenum to Kyle Rudolph.

Then, a curling celebration:

The U.S. Olympic team sure seemed to enjoy it:

Depending on how this game goes, the Vikings could have another chance at glory in the Olympics next month. Though Stefon Diggs and Latavius Murray might have to work on their game.

The Vikings have had some darn good celebrations during the season, so it’s no surprise to see them whip one out on their first score in the NFC title game.

They’ll hope to be able to go another week at it on their home turf in Super Bowl LII.

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