Top Photos From Week 9 of the NFL Season as Bills-Vikings Leads the Marquee Matchups
AP photo editors spotlight the NFL’s top Week 9 images as two 6-1 teams meet in a matchup shaped by injuries and betting interest.
- On Monday, November 9, 2026, the 6-1 Buffalo Bills visit the 6-1 Minnesota Vikings at U.S. Bank Stadium in Minneapolis for a primetime Monday Night Football matchup between league-leading offenses and defenses.
- Buffalo's top-scoring offense faces Minnesota's stingiest defense, led by defensive coordinator Brian Flores, whose unit ranks first in EPA per play and excels at aggressive blitzing tactics.
- Vikings defensive coordinator Brian Flores noted Josh Allen's development since his rookie season, calling the quarterback "one of the best players in our league."
- Starting offensive linemen Dion Dawkins and Alec Anderson missed practice Friday, though both remain hopeful they can play Monday despite the roster challenges ahead.
- Minnesota will start backup quarterback Carson Wentz after head coach Kevin O'Connell confirmed Kyler Murray remains sidelined by a hamstring injury suffered last Sunday.
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Washington, Nov 9 (EFE).- The Buffalo Bills won the Minnesota Vikings this Monday by 6-23 in the final game of Week 9 of the NFL and endorsed the second consecutive defeat to which was the last undefeated team in the league, which boasts the best defense of the championship. The Bills (7-1) lead [...] Entry 6-23. Josh Allen's Bills hit the Vikings first in HolaNews.
Josh Allen and the Bills match best start since 1993 with win over the sputtering Vikings - The Boston Globe
With Kyler Murray sidelined by a hamstring injury, Carson Wentz started at quarterback for the Vikings and went 8 for 25 for 81 yards and three turnovers before being replaced by Max Brosmer midway through the fourth quarter.
The Buffalo Bills set an exclamation mark with an away victory against the Minnesota Vikings. The hosts especially disappoint offensively.
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volksfreund.deThe Buffalo Bills set an exclamation mark with an away victory against the Minnesota Vikings. The hosts especially disappoint offensively.
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