Vikings Extend Winning Streak with Bear Victory

The Minnesota Vikings secured a decisive 30-12 victory over the Chicago Bears, extending their winning streak to seven games while improving their season record to 12-2. Despite the win, the Vikings displayed a lackluster performance with notable issues such as dropped passes and interceptions, yet they maintained control throughout the game. Defensive standout Jonathan Greenard contributed significantly by forcing a fumble early in the match, part of a remarkable streak where the Vikings have forced turnovers in all 14 games this season. Quarterback Sam Darnold threw for 231 yards with one touchdown, while Justin Jefferson led the receiving corps with 73 yards and a touchdown. The team's success has been bolstered by key offseason acquisitions, including Greenard and Jamin Davis, who have thrived under the coaching staff's guidance. As the Vikings prepare for their upcoming game against the Seattle Seahawks, they aim to continue their defensive dominance and offensive momentum.