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Purple Pride
3-11 record. QB: Fran Tarkenton. Tarkenton played in the 1961 Probowl -
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Minnesota Vikings
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The First Super Bowl!
It was the Minnesota Vikings first Super Bowl! Unfortunately, they were defeated by the Kansas City Cheifs 23-7. They Vikings made the Super Bowl with a regular season redcord of 7-7. -
Super Bowl VIII
The Vikings lost their second Super Bowl to the Miami Dolphins 24-7. -
Super Bowl IX
This was the Vikings only years going back to back in the Super Bowl. They where defeated by the Pittsburgh Steelers 16-6. -
Super Bowl XI
The most recent Super Bowl the Vikings have participated in. Once again, they lost. This time the Oakland Raiders. Final score: 32-14. -
1980 Vikings
9-7 record. The Vikings were defeated in the first game off the playoffs that year.
Key players: Tommy Kramer, Ted Brown, Ahmad Rashad, and Sammy White -
Cris Carter
Carter started his career with the Eagles in 1987 after being drafted in the 4th round coming from the Ohio State Buckeyes. From 1990-2001. Carter finished his career with the Miami Dolphins in 2002. One of the Viking's best Wide receiver of all time. -
"The Great John Randle"
6-10 record. Rookie year for Defensive hero John Randle! -
1998 Upset
In 1998-99NFL season, the Vikings were in the drivers seat. They finished the regular season at 15-1. The Best in the NFL! They were coached by Dennis Green. The Vikings passed the Cardinals, but were defeated in the NFC championship by the Atlanta Falcons. The Falcons lost the Super Bowl to the Denver Broncos 14-2. The Vikings currently had star wide receiver Randy Moss. -
Jared Allen Rookie Year
This is the start of a great player, Jared Allen. Drafted to the Cheifs in 2004. Allen was traded to the Vikings in 2008. Allen is currently leading the NFL in sacks today. -
Adrian Peterson Rookie Year
8-8 record. The debut season of NFL superstar Adrian Peterson! -
Percy Harvin Rookie Year
12-4 record. Percy Harvin Nfl Debut. Vikings lose to Saints in NFC championship. Brett Favre was the QB -
Goodbye Brett Favre
6-10 record. Brett Favre's last season. Nov. 22 head coach Brad Childress was fired.
