Vacationing Sen. Al Franken has a few things to say about his beloved Minnesota Vikings. Franken says he expects Brett Favre to be the quarterback again this season

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The Minnesota Vikings are one of the most decorated franchises in the NFL.

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The Minnesota Vikings are one of the most decorated franchises in the NFL. Despite not having won a Super Bowl yet, they have appeared in four, have 18 division titles (most of all 32 teams), and have the fifth-highest winning percentage in the league.  Last season, they were knocking on the door and were just one interception away from the big game. With most of their talented squad returning …

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MANKATO, Minn. Six months and five days after the Vikings’ Super Bowl dreams died in New Orleans, they returned to work Thursday eager to finish the job but still uncertain whether their legendary quarterback will join the fight.

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This exchange between two of my fellow Vikings fans pretty much sums it up: Fan1: Vikes 2009 NFL Yearbook airs Saturday, August 7th at 5:30pm CDT on ESPN2. Fan2: Thanks! I’ll set my DVR to record all but the last 5th minutes.

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The Minnesota Vikings will be a team on a mission this upcoming season. With the likely return of the legendary Brett Favre, Minnesota is primed to be a serious contender in the NFC once again. The Vikings have serious talent on both sides of the ball that will likely result in a Super Bowl victory.

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As we make our way through all 32 teams we have come to the Minnesota Vikings.   The 2009 playoff run for the Vikings ended in similar kick below the belt fashion to the 1998 playoff debacle when munchkin body double Gary Anderson shanked a gimme field goal giving the Atlanta Dirty Birds a gift ride to the Super Bowl.

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The annual Brett Favre mating dance officially has begun. Minnesota Vikings coach Brad Childress was spotted Monday in Favre’s hometown of Hattiesburg, Miss., presumably to talk about whether — some might say, “when” — the 40-year-old quarterback will rejoin the team he nearly took to the Super Bowl last season.

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More than a Game: The Glorious Present and Uncertain Future of the NFL by Brian Billick with Michael MacCambridge Scribner, September 2009 ISBN 13:  978-1-4391-0918-2   Brian Billick was the head coach of the Baltimore Ravens for nine years and his team won Super Bowl XXXV, thanks mostly to its great defense.  Prior to that he was the offensive coordinator of the Minnesota Vikings, at the time …

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The frustration of coming so close to advancing to Super Bowl XLIV is still a fresh memory for the Vikings, who came to their final mandatory minicamp in a sour mood.

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About three years ago, I can recall picking up the Pioneer Press and reading how the Vikings had traded for All-Pro defensive end Jared Allen. While the trade itself was exciting, one quote from Allen always stuck with me. “I’m excited to be on a team that I feel is on the verge of a Super Bowl.” Super Bowl?

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Lito Sheppard was looking for more than a run at a Super Bowl when he decided to sign with the Minnesota Vikings.

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Veteran CB Sheppard wants starting job, Super Bowl title with Vikes