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The Minnesota Vikings enjoyed their Bye Week while the rest of the NFL dueled it out on the field in Week 6. They come into Week 7 recharged and ready to take on the Indianapolis Colts, who are dealing with some chaos of their own.
For the Vikings, though, they will be looking to set the tone early with their defense getting pressure on their former quarterback, Daniel Jones. On offense, all eyes will be on Kyler Murray, who hopes to build off what was a strong Week 5. He will have some extra attention after former Vikings quarterback J.J. McCarthy looked strong in his debut with the Giants. The Vikings will be focused on themselves, though, and making an example of the Colts.
Here is our preview of the interesting matchup taking place in Week 7.
Offensive yards per game: 303.6
Defensive yards allowed per game: 282
Points scored per game: 21.8
Points allowed per game: 12.8
Offensive yards per game: 326.5
Defensive yards allowed per game: 362.5
Points scored per game: 24
Points allowed per game: 27.3
Kevin O'Connell (48-25, in his fifth season as head coach of the Vikings)
Shae Steichen (27-30, in his fourth season as head coach of the Colts)
James Pierre, Cornerback
Jauan Jennings, Wide Receiver
Jamal Adams, Safety
Kyler Murray, Quarterback
Michael Clemons, Defensive End
Arden Key, Defensive End
Keenan Allen, Wide Receiver
Akeem Davis-Gaither, Linebacker
Derrick Nnandi, Defensive Line
Caleb Banks, Defensive Lineman
Jake Golday, Linebacker
Domonique Orange, Defensive Lineman
Caleb Tiernan, Offensive Tackle
Jakobe Thomas, Safety
Max Bredeson, Fullback/Tight End
Charles Demmings, Cornerback
Demond Claiborne, Running Back
Gavin Gerhardt, Center