Adrian Peterson and the Vikes put up a fight, but Romo and company marched 90 yards in the final few minutes for the win.
Vikings vs. Cowboys: Fan Reaction

Wesley HittTom Ryle of Blogging the Boys believes the Cowboys bring out the best in their opponents, no matter how bad they are:
Eric Thompson of the Daily Norseman does not know how much more he can endure of this season’s Vikings:
Read Article >Romo nails a ref, and the game-winner

Tim Heitman-USA TODAY SportsRomo found Harris on the next play, giving Dallas a 27-23 lead over the Vikings (yes, the Vikings should have had 24, but they missed an extra point ... because Vikings).
For those of you making prop bets, congrats, he did manage to get the Tony Romo hat trick: a touchdown, a beaned ref and an interception.
Read Article >Cowboys pull off come-from-behind win over Vikings

Matthew Emmons-USA TODAY SportsFantasy Studs and Duds
Peterson is a must-start every week and that was no different in Week 9 with his performance. The surprise is how many points Ponder was able to put up after he had 236 passing yards with a touchdown in the air and another on the ground.
Read Article >Adrian Peterson touchdown gives Vikings lead


Dez Bryant is being passionate again

Tim Heitman-USA TODAY SportsWonder if we’ll have NFL audio on that one too?
Read Article >Kyle Rudolph injures foot vs. Cowboys

Tim Fuller-USA TODAY SportsThe tight end entered the game with 28 catches for 278 yards and has two catches for 35 yards on Sunday against Dallas. He led the team last season with nine touchdowns.
The Vikings backup tight end is veteran John Carlson, an alumni of Notre Dame like Rudolph. Carlson has two catches for five yards on Sunday and seven catches for 38 yards on the season. Carlson has suffered a number of significant injuries in his career and has just 15 catches dating back to 2011 when he missed the whole year.
Read Article >Jason Garrett is really f***ing happy


Or his potty mouth.
If the Vikings manage to come back and beat the Cowboys in Dallas, you can bet that Garrett has some more choice language for the cameras.
Read Article >Christian Ponder gives Vikings halftime lead

Matthew Emmons-USA TODAY SportsPonder has played well against Dallas, completing 14-of-21 passes for 117 yards. With under two minutes to go before halftime, Ponder ran in for a seven-yard touchdown to give the Vikings the lead. He now has four rushing touchdowns on the season against just two scores through the air.
Ponder has been supported once again by reigning MVP Adrian Peterson, who has 14 carries for 60 yards. The Minnesota defense, which is 30th in the NFL in points allowed, is having its best performance of the season.
Read Article >Tony Romo, Joe Flacco on the verge of a big month?

Andrew Weber-USA TODAY SportsRomo is 21-4 and a starting quarterback in November, and has the best November winning percentage of any quarterback in the history of the NFL with a minimum of 20 starts. Joe Flacco (17-5) and Tom Brady (33-10) are No. 4 and No. 5 on the all-time list, according to the NFL.
Here’s a closer look at the success of quarterback in November and a glance at the month ahead:
Read Article >QB Josh Freeman expected to be inactive vs. Dallas

Brace Hemmelgarn-USA TODAY SportDeMarco Murray expected to start vs. Vikings

Layne MurdochHow to follow Vikings vs. Cowboys in Week 9

Gregory ShamusGame Date/Time and Location: 1 p.m. ET Sunday at AT&T Stadium, Arlington, Texas.
TV schedule and distribution map: Fox; The506.com
Read Article >Cowboys vs. Vikings: Preview

Andrew Weber-USA TODAY SportsTom Ryle of Blogging the Boys believes this game will end in a Cowboys victory due to the Vikings poor defense:
Christopher Gates of Daily Norseman thinks this season’s lack of success is attributed to the front office and coaching staff:
Read Article >Leslie Frazier safe as Vikings coach

Otto Greule Jr“Leslie Frazier is not going anywhere,” Spielman said Friday. “I am telling you that we are very committed to Leslie Frazier and this coaching staff. And we’re committed to our players, and everybody is working extremely hard to get this thing turned around.”
Frazier has been the coach of the Vikings since midway through the 2010 season and recovered from a 3-13 campaign in 2011 to make the postseason last year with a 10-6 record, thanks in large part to a historical performance by Adrian Petersen. The Vikings have the No. 18 rushing attack this season with just 103.3 yards per game and rank No. 27 in passing offense.
Read Article >Christian Ponder named Vikings’ starter

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