US EditionVikings see their strategy for the season skid sideways in light of troubling blowout loss
- The Minnesota Vikings suffered a heavy loss to the Los Angeles Chargers, leading to concerns about their season strategy and performance.
- Quarterback J.J. McCarthy faced injuries, impacting his development and leaving the Vikings at 3-4 in the NFC standings.
- The team's defense struggled significantly against the run, allowing over 200 rushing yards to the Chargers.
- Coach Kevin O'Connell expressed disappointment, stating, 'This is where we're going to find out what we're all about' after the team's poor performance.
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Vikings see their strategy for the season skid sideways in light of troubling blowout loss
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