Minnesota was penalized 13 times for 102 yards throughout the game, virtually eliminating any chance to get into much of a rhythm following the game's first drive, which ended with a touchdown. It took nearly 3½ quarters for the Vikings to get back into the end zone.

The Detroit Lions are set to host the Minnesota Vikings at Ford Field to kick off a long day of football on Sunday. The Lions (5-2) are coming off a bye week and should

The Vikings return home full of energy after their upset of the Lions to face a Baltimore team ready to bully them in the trenches.