Minnesota Vikings Best and Worst: Week 14 vs. Tampa Bay Buccaneers

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Minnesota Vikings kicker Dan Bailey Mandatory Credit: Kim Klement-USA TODAY Sports+

What were the best and worst things from the Minnesota Vikings in Week 14?

The Minnesota Vikings entered Week 14 sitting in the seventh and final spot in the NFC playoff picture and taking a trip to The Big Guava to take on Tom Brady and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in an important game.

Before the start, Tampa Bay was in the sixth spot in the NFC playoff picture and both could go a long way toward securing a postseason berth with a win on Sunday, making this an essential game with a lot on the line.

Sadly, the Vikings weren’t able to get the job done. They lost by a score of 14-26 and moved to a 6-7 record and fell out of the NFC playoff picture thanks to this loss and a win by Arizona. Now Minnesota will need some help if they want to make the postseason, even if they win out.

There were some good things and a lot of bad stuff to come from Week 14. Let’s break it all down starting with the best thing the Minnesota Vikings did against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers on Sunday.

(Note: All stats via ESPN)

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