Who are the experts choosing to win the big Week 14 game between the Minnesota Vikings and Carolina Panthers which will have a bit impact on the NFC?
The Minnesota Vikings continued their winning streak in Week 13 by defeating the Atlanta Falcons on the road and keeping their explosive offense from scoring one single touchdown in the important NFC contest.
Week 14 continues Minnesota’s road trip through the NFC with a stop in North Carolina for Week 14 to take on the former NFL Most Valuable Player Cam Newton and the Carolina Panthers in a game that could have a huge impact on the NFC playoff picture.
The experts are weighing in on what they think the outcome of the game on Sunday, December 10, 2017. Here are who is being picked to win according to the major websites out there:
Choosing the Vikings to win
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Vikings 53 percent
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Picking the Panthers to win
- Pete Prisco – CBS Sports: “I think the Panthers get back on track after losing to the Saints. Cam Newton has a big day with his legs.” Score prediction: Panthers 19, Vikings 16
- Joe Giglio – NJ.com: “Carolina’s defense will make things difficult on Case Keenum and Cam Newton will win this one with his legs.” No score prediction
- CBS Sports: Will Brinson
- SBNation: Geoff Schwartz
- SBNation: John Butchko
- SBNation: Joel Thorman
- Sports Illustrated: Andrew Brandt
It seems like most experts believe the Vikings will keep rolling through their road trip and extend their winning streak to 9 games. Meanwhile, Geoff Schwartz continues his trend of picking against the Vikings nearly every week.
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Who would you pick to win the game between the Minnesota Vikings and Carolina Panthers in Week 14? And what is your prediction for a score? Let us hear your thoughts in the comments section below.