There is always a new way to win a football game—or if you happen to be affiliated with the Minnesota Vikings (a player, coach or fan), a new way to lose one. The Vikings are now 0-2 at home and 0-3 on the season and two games behind in the NFC North Division after a 28-24 loss at home to the Los Angeles Chargers—but it didn’t have to be that way. When the opposing coach gives you the gift of the ball on a bad play call on fourth down near their own 20-yard-line and you let the clock run down rather than clock the ball and have to force a frenetic pass into the endzone that fails, something is amiss.
Close Wins of 2022 become Close Losses in 2023—Chargers Beat the Vikings
