
What can be learned from the Minnesota Vikings week 2 preseason contest against the Seattle Seahawks? Here are the top 5 takeaways from the game!
The Minnesota Vikings returned to action in their second preseason game on Friday night, losing to the Seattle Seahawks 20-13 at the Clink. Compared to the first preseason game, it made for more enticing viewing with both teams starting units playing midway into the second quarter, giving us an in-depth look at what to expect from the Vikings in the upcoming season.
Despite their losing efforts, there were a lot of positives displayed by a whole host of Vikings players, many of which built on their strong performance against Buffalo. Several positional units demonstrated solid progression but unfortunately there were more than a few negatives on show as well. Shockingly, we are already halfway through preseason and as the regular season draws near, I break down the top 5 takeaways from the Vikings’ week 2 exhibition.
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