3 biggest overreactions from the Vikings win over the Bears in Week 6
By Adam Patrick
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What have been some of the biggest overreactions to the Minnesota Vikings win over the Chicago Bears in Week 6?
After a disappointing loss to the Kansas City Chiefs last week, the Minnesota Vikings were able to add another win to their record on Sunday when they defeated the Chicago Bears by a final score of 19-13.
The Vikings are now 2-4, and even though it was encouraging to see them earn a victory in Chicago, they still have a lot of work to do if they have any hopes of turning their season around.
Sunday's game was a matchup between two 1-4 teams, and it certainly looked that way out on the field, especially with Minnesota star wide receiver Justin Jefferson unable to play due to a hamstring injury.
Neither team was able to do much on offense, and a big reason why the Vikings were able to get the win was due to the Bears just making more mistakes than them.
Minnesota fans had a variety of reactions to Sunday's result, from excitement to disappointment. Looking back at what the Vikings were able to do in Week 6, what are some of the biggest overreactions to come out of the matchup?
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