5 questions behind enemy lines: Minnesota Vikings at Philadelphia Eagles

2) How can Philadelphia put points on the board against a Minnesota team that is giving up the fewest points per game in the NFL?

"“We’ve truly been asking the same question, but honestly I believe this team can move the ball on Minnesota, The question is how often and whether or not they’re going to actually start competing in the first quarter. We can’t afford another slow start. We’ve got enough playmakers in the backfield to make things interesting. A turnover or a big special teams play would be nice too. We may need an extra opportunity from somewhere. Playing a more disciplined brand of ball would help this one stay close. We haven’t done that for two weeks.”"

3) Who are one player on offense and one player on defense Vikings fans may not know a lot about, but will make a big impact on the game?

"“We got Dorial Green-Beckham late, but we’re excited about him. They’ve wisely tried to mix him in more each week, but the Wendell Smallwood kick return for a touchdown last week has fans excited as well. Fans and coaches have talked about seeing him on the field more. That may be one of the sparks that convince the coaches to give him a few more touches. This team is busted up in some key spots with injuries, but defensively, if Bennie Logan can’t go at the defensive tackle position, Beau Allen and Destiny Vaeao will step in. They’ve both played well when given the opportunity. I have no reason to believe they won’t continue to do so with more opportunities. We may be short two corners as well, so Jalen Mills will need to continue to grow up in a hurry. Expect to hear his name, and don’t be surprised if it’s for a good reason or a bad reason. It’s feast or famine with him.”"