NFL: Bills Battle Their Way to Victory at the Vikings
- On Monday night in Minneapolis, the Buffalo Bills defeated the Minnesota Vikings 23-6, with running back James Cook III recording 107 rushing yards and a touchdown on 31 carries.
- Buffalo's defense stifled the Vikings, limiting them to 178 total yards and forcing three turnovers, while Carson Wentz completed only eight of 25 passes for 81 yards and two interceptions.
- Quarterback Josh Allen completed 21 of 31 passes for 234 yards, connecting with tight end Keleki Latu for a 25-yard touchdown while controlling possession for 42 minutes.
- Buffalo moves to 7-1, matching its best eight-game start since 1993, while Minnesota falls to 6-2 after consecutive defeats with Kyler Murray sidelined by a hamstring injury.
- Next, the Bills visit the New York Jets on Sunday, November 15, as Buffalo seeks to extend its winning momentum against a division rival.
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The Buffalo Bills just beat one of the strongest opponents in NFL, but better be careful with them
Minneapolis. Two of the best teams in the NFL came with identical 6-1 records to the Monday Night Football. The game was crucial to stay in the fight for positions at the top of their divisions. Buffalo Bills was the one who was patiently able to take the lead in defeating the Minnesota Vikings 23-6 at the USBank Stadium.
The Buffalo Bills impressively underscored their status as one of the title candidates in the US football professional league NFL. The Bills, led by Star-Quarterback Josh Allen, won the top game at the Minnesota Vikings on Tuesday night with 23:6 and celebrated the seventh win in the eighth season game.
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