The Vikings' Percy Harvin hauled in a 45 yard pass that brought the ball to the Titans' 16 yard line and set up the Vikings' first touchdown. Credit: Jeff Wheeler
In Sunday's game, not only did the Minnesota Vikings bring victory home, they dominated the field. The Vikings showed up and showed out, ending the game with a 30-7 victory over the Tennessee Titans. Without a doubt, the Vikings are soaring right now. With a restored defense team, I believe this season will be a victorious one.
Wide receiver for the Vikings Percy Harvin, contributed a great deal to this game. He caught eight passes for 108 yards for the Vikings. In addition Percy scored a touchdown and another receiving, helping the Vikings keep their stance to stay on top.
"A beast, that's probably a good way to describe him," fellow teammate Christian Ponder said, adding: "We're going to keep giving him the ball." Although Chris did not complete a pass longer than 29 yards in the first quarter, Vikings were still up 7-0 over the Titans.
Running back for the Vikings, Adrian Peterson finally got the okay to return to the field recently after tearing his anterior cruciate ligament, also known as ACL. Adrian rushed his way to 88 yards on 17 carries, another outstanding performance on his surgically mended left knee.
Contrary to Adrian's performance, Titans running back Chris Johnson, charged 24 yards on 15 tries.
"We are who we are. There's no draft coming up. There's no adding more players and getting new coaches," Titans coach Mike Munchak said. "This is the group we have, and with this group we have to play much better."
In sum, if the Vikings keep pushing themselves to their limits, they will prevail with success this season. They have come to far to give it all up.
Wide receiver for the Vikings Percy Harvin, contributed a great deal to this game. He caught eight passes for 108 yards for the Vikings. In addition Percy scored a touchdown and another receiving, helping the Vikings keep their stance to stay on top.
"A beast, that's probably a good way to describe him," fellow teammate Christian Ponder said, adding: "We're going to keep giving him the ball." Although Chris did not complete a pass longer than 29 yards in the first quarter, Vikings were still up 7-0 over the Titans.
Running back for the Vikings, Adrian Peterson finally got the okay to return to the field recently after tearing his anterior cruciate ligament, also known as ACL. Adrian rushed his way to 88 yards on 17 carries, another outstanding performance on his surgically mended left knee.
Contrary to Adrian's performance, Titans running back Chris Johnson, charged 24 yards on 15 tries.
"We are who we are. There's no draft coming up. There's no adding more players and getting new coaches," Titans coach Mike Munchak said. "This is the group we have, and with this group we have to play much better."
In sum, if the Vikings keep pushing themselves to their limits, they will prevail with success this season. They have come to far to give it all up.
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