
Vikings Offense Trips All Over Itself to Embarrassing 23-6 Loss vs. Bills
By Marcus Chen
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Matt Krohn-Imagn Images via Reuters Connect Carson Wentz made his second start of the season for the Minnesota Vikings on Monday Night Football, and the Buffalo Bills left U.S. Bank Stadium with a 23-6 win, dropping the Vikings to 6-2, while Buffalo improved to 7-1. And just like that, Minnesota has fallen to third place in the NFC North. On offense, with Wentz under center, absolutely nothing changed. In fact, the results were even worse than what we witness when Kyler Murray was trying to see over the offensive line in weeks past. Luckily, the Vikings GM Nolan Teasley can still fix what has been ailing this team all season, and that is bad quarterback play. The NFL trade deadline isn t for another 15 hours, meaning there s still hope to save a season that, on paper, still looks pretty good. Carson Wentz sinks MN Vikings vs Bills Wentz struggles began immediately when Minnesota s offense took the field, when one of their first plays from scrimmage was a backward