CHICAGO — The Vikings unwillingly appeared in a horror movie sequel against the Bears on Halloween night.
Minnesota fell on the road for the second week in a row and suffered its eighth setback on Lakeshore Drive since 2007.
The 20-10 defeat, which was fueled by early missed opportunities and some key missed tackles, moved the Vikings to 5-2 on the season but failed to change the goals that this team still has.
Players, however, know they must right the ship.
“It’s a struggle to obviously keep your confidence and stay with what you’re doing,” most-tenured Viking Chad Greenway said.