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Vikings Hold Off Colts in Defensive Battle, Darnold Shines

The Vikings defeated the Colts 21-13, showcasing resilience and strong defense as Sam Darnold leads a comeback with three second-half touchdowns.

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Updated: Nov 4th, 2024, 2:13 AM ET

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The Minnesota Vikings beat the Indianapolis Colts 21-13, boosted by Sam Darnold’s three second-half touchdowns. The Vikings' defense stifled the Colts, limiting their ground game and pressuring Joe Flacco. This victory marked a crucial bounce-back for Minnesota, improving their record to 6-2, while Indianapolis fell to 4-5 under Flacco, who struggled to find rhythm. Justin Jefferson was a standout for the Vikings with 137 receiving yards, contributing significantly to the win after a challenging first half.

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