NFC North Goes To Minnesota… For Now

by Austin Kent  |  November 30th, 2008
Adrian Peterson
With a win on Sunday the Vikings took sole ownership of first place in the NFC North. (AP Images)

Now at 7-5, the Minnesota Vikings hold a one game lead over the Chicago Bears in the NFC North while the Green Bay Packers sit in third place at 5-7.

A 17-0 point second quarter was all the Vikings needed to take control of the ball game against Kyle Orton and the Bears, but they put together a 10-0 quarter in the fourth just to be sure.

Contributing to the 34-14 victory over their division rival was Vikings running back Adrian Peterson who rushed 131 yards and one touchdown.

Minnesota QB Guy Frerotte suffered a scare after a late hit knocked him out of commission, but the 37-year-old managed to keep it together throwing 210 yards and a touchdown.

The Bears' Orton threw three interceptions on the afternoon.

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