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Vikings Gab:
Antoine Winfield said that the defense deserved a B-minus grade after Monday Night’s victory. Considering that if you take away Adrian Peterson’s fumble for a touchdown, the defense only gave up 16 points, I’m willing to give them a higher grade than that. That doesn’t there were not a few things that could’ve been better [...]
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