The Minnesota Vikings just lost a very winnable game due to several key miscues, dropping them to 3-3 on the season and last place in the NFC North division standings. It was the fourth game this season the Vikings have been -2 or worse in the turnover battle, a situation that carries just a 15% win rate in the NFL. The Vikings also failed to score a touchdown on five of six trips to the redzone, due to numerous miscues including a holding penalty that negated a touchdown, a snap over the quarterback’s head, a missed open receiver and bone-headed intentional grounding penalty by Carson Wentz, and a dropped TD pass that could and should have been a more accurate throw. The Vikings defense did a good job bottling up the Eagles’ ground game, but Isaiah Rodgers getting beat twice over the top

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