We are heading to the fourth quarter at MetLife Stadium, and your Minnesota Vikings are still leading the New York Football Giants in the final road game of the year for the purple by a score of 13-10.
The Giants got the football first to start the half, as the Vikings won the coin toss and elected to take the football first. New York’s offense, as they have done all afternoon, didn’t do much to move the football and were forced to punt the ball away.
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Minnesota’s offense, led by Max Brosmer following an injury to J.J. McCarthy, took over at its own 13-yard line. They eventually made it down to the New York 44, but wound up having to punt it away themselves.
New York then put together was was probably their best drive of the afternoon, at least since their opening drive, pushing into Minnesota territory. The Vikings’ defense just got to Dart for a sack, and as we move to the fourth quarter of play, the Giants are looking at a 3rd-and-12 from the Minnesota 48-yard line.
If it doesn’t sound like a whole lot happened during that third quarter. . .well, that’s only because nothing really happened.
We’re moving to the fourth quarter of play at MetLife Stadium, and the Minnesota Vikings lead the New York Giants, 13-10. Come join us for the conclusion to this week’s game!
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