Jacksonville Jaguars at Minnesota Vikings: from 黄剑's blog

 Game time http://www.thevikingsfootballauthentic.com/mike-remmers-jersey-authentic , television coverage, radio and more For the first time since their thrilling NFC Divisional Playoff victory over the New Orleans Saints, the Minnesota Vikings will take the field at U.S. Bank Stadium. Of course, this is only preseason action, but their matchup against the Jacksonville Jaguars should still provide plenty of entertainment for fans of the purple.So, how can you watch or hear all of the action on Saturday afternoon? Well, we’re here to help you with that.Television InfoJust like last week’s game, this week’s Vikings game will be televised nationwide on the NFL Network. Kickoff time from Minneapolis is much earlier than last weekend, as things are scheduled to kick off at noon Central. If your cable provider does not carry the NFL Network, or if you simply don’t have cable or satellite at all, you can watch the game locally on the following networks in the following markets:KMSP (FOX/9 - Minneapolis, MN)WDIO (ABC/10-13 - Duluth, MN)KTTC (CW/10.2 - Rochester, MN)KEYC (CBS/12 - Mankato, MN)KVRR (FOX/15 - Fargo, ND)KNDX (FOX/26 - Bismarck, ND)KXND (FOX/24 - Minot, ND)KSFY (CW/13.2 - Sioux Falls, SD)KGAN (CBS/2 - Cedar Rapids, IA)KCCI (MeTV/8.2 - Des Moines, IA)KPTH (FOX/44 - Sioux City, IA)KGCW (CW/23 - Quad Cities, IA)WKBT (CBS/8 - La Crosse, WI)KETV (MeTV/7.2 - Omaha, NE)If you are a Vikings fan in some of the southern reaches of the United States, you can get the Jaguars-centric broadcast on the following networks in the following markets:WJAX (CBS/47 - Jacksonville, FL)WRDQ (27 - Orlando, FL)WCTV (My/6.2 - Tallahassee, FL)WJHG (CW/7.2 - Panama City, FL)WCJB (CW/20.2 - Gainesville, FL)WTVM (ABC/9 - Columbus, GA)WSAV (NBC/3 - Savannah, GA)WSWG (My/44.2 - Albany, GA)WPMI (NBC/15 - Mobile, AL)WTVY (My/4.2 - Dothan, AL)WIYC (Cozi/48 - Montgomery Authentic Dalvin Cook Jersey , AL)WTAT (FOX/24 - Charleston, SC)Radio InfoWhether you’re listening on the Vikings Radio Network or watching on television, you’ll be listening to the play-by-play for this one courtesy of the dulcet tones of Paul Allen and Pete Bercich, as the Vikings are going with a simulcast once again this preseason. You can click on the link above for a full listing of Vikings Radio Network affiliates throughout the midwest.If you have satellite radio, you can hear the Vikings Radio Network feed on Channel 88 on both the Sirius and XM dials. If you’re using the SiriusXM Online service or their phone app, the Vikings’ permanent home there is on Channel 819.Referee InfoEd Hochuli may have hung up his whistle after last season. . .but the GUN SHOW CARRIES ON! Yes, according to the folks at Football Zebras, the officiating crew for Saturday’s game will be led by Son of Gun Show, Shawn Hochuli. This is the younger Hochuli’s first season as a head referee, so he’s getting used to the idea of being in charge. We’ll see tomorrow if he even lifts.Bro.Weather InfoWell, since we’re at U.S. Bank Stadium, the weather isn’t going to be a factor during the game or anything like that. According to the folks at WeatherNation, temperatures at kickoff will be in the mid 80s with no chance of precipitation, so it wouldn’t be surprising to see the team have the big swivel doors open for Saturday’s contest.Streaming InfoThere are a couple of different options for streaming the game online via subscription, notably NFL Game Pass and Fubo.tv. It’s “free trial” season for Game Pass, so do with that information what you will.As far as other streams are concerned, do NOT. . .and I mean not in any way, shape, or form. . .promote illegal streaming sites on The Daily Norseman. Not in the comments, not in the FanPosts, not in the FanShots, not in the Game Thread, not anywhere. Don’t even hint at them. Trust me on this. If you’re that determined to watch the game via an illegal stream, do a Google search and find it on your own. And feel free to not blame us for any ill effects your computer or device might suffer as a result.That should be all of the information you need to follow along with all of the action as the Vikings make their return to Minneapolis on Saturday afternoon. We’ll have our Game Thread up about an hour before kickoff, as is tradition. Hope to see you here!Minnesota Vikings at Los Angeles Rams: Third quarter open thread With the game tied at 7-7, the Minnesota Vikings opened the second quarter against the Los Angeles Rams with a 1st-and-10 from their own 35. Kirk Cousins picked up where he left off, finding Adam Thielen for a big gain to the Los Angeles 38-yard line for a huge gain. A pivotal moment came as the Vikings faced a 4th-and-1 from the Los Angeles 29 on the ensuing set of downs, and Cousins handled it himself with a quarterback sneak to gain the yardage needed.A run by Dalvin Cook brought up another third down opportunity, this one a 3rd-and-2 from the Rams’ 19. Cousins dropped back to pass and a bunch of players had a chance to get their hands on it, but it fell incomplete. Dan Bailey came on for his first field goal attempt as a Viking, and he connected. . .with the right upright. AND THEN IT WENT THROUGH! The 37-yard field goal gave the Vikings the lead back at 10-7 with about ten minutes to go in the half.Bailey’s kickoff went for a touchback, giving the Rams the ball at their own 25. After a run by Gurley, the Rams showed off their big-play chops, as Jared Goff dropped back to pass and floated a perfect pass into the hands of Cooper Kupp for a huge 70-yard touchdown pass with Anthony Barr in. . .well, I suppose it was technically “coverage.” Sam Ficken added the extra point, and the Rams were in the lead for the first time in the game at 14-10.I’m about done with Anthony Barr Womens Tom Compton Jersey , kids.Ficken’s kickoff was good for another touchback, putting the Vikings at the 25 to start for the third time in three possessions. The Vikings got a huge play to start the drive, as Cousins found Stefon Diggs on a short pass that Diggs turned into a big 34-yard gain into Los Angeles territory at the 41. Cousins then hit a wide open Kyle Rudolph for 24 more yards into the Rams’ red zone at the 17. On the next play, Cousins found the Vikings’ newest touchdown machine, Aldrick Robinson, for a 17-yard score to give him his second of the night. Bailey connected on the extra point, and the Vikings took the lead back at 17-14.Los Angeles started at their own 25 after another touchback, and there was some actual defense played as the Vikings forced the first three-and-out of the evening! Johnny Hekker came on to punt for the Rams, and the Vikings set up shop at their own 29 with just under seven minutes left in the half. The Vikings faced another third down right away, and could not convert as Cousins faced huge pressure from the Rams’ defense and had to throw it away. Matt Wile punted the ball away, and got a favorable roll to set the Rams up at their own 29-yard line.The Rams converted a first down in a couple of plays, with Goff finding Kupp for an 11-yard gain after a missed tackle by Mackensie Alexander. Goff then found Robert Woods for a huge 36-yard gain into Minnesota territory at the 19-yard line. After that, Goff found Kupp once again, this time for a 19-yard score over both Trae Waynes and Mike Hughes. It was an absolutely perfect throw by Goff, and Sam Ficken connected on the extra point to give the Rams a 21-17 lead with just under four minutes left in the half.Minnesota once again started at their own 25 after another touchback. They faced another third down, and Cousins found Thielen for a gain of eight to move the chains. A nice run by Latavius Murray was wiped out by a holding call on Pat Elflein just before the two-minute warning. A short pass to Diggs was snuffed out to make it 3rd-and-23, and a short pass to Murray didn’t get the needed yardage, forcing the Vikings to punt. Matt Wile’s punt was fair caught by Kupp at the Rams’ 27.Xavier Rhodes was flagged for unsportsmanlike conduct on the Rams’ first play from scrimmage after a catch by Kupp, and the Rams were quickly into Minnesota territory at the 47. On the very next play, Goff connected for his fourth scoring pass of the night, as Brandin Cooks got behind Trae Waynes for a 47-yard score. Ficken added the extra point, and the Rams extended their lead to 28-17.Minnesota started out at their own 25 after another touchback with 1:26 on the clock and three timeouts. The Vikings marched into Rams’ territory to the 39-yard line, where they faced a 3rd-and-4. A short pass to Diggs made it 4th-and-inches, and Cousins converted their second 4th-and-short of the night with another sneak. A pass to Rudolph got the ball to the Rams’ 21, and the Vikings were forced to call their last timeout. Dan Bailey came on to attempt a 39-yard field goal, and he connected to make it 28-20 as we go into the locker room at halftime.Cousins has been hot in this one, completing 25-of-32 passes for 255 yards and two scores. Jared Goff, unfortunately, has been even hotter, as he went 13-for-17 for 251 yards and four touchdowns.The Rams will get the ball first to start the second half of play, so the Vikings are going to have to get a stop. At halftime, we have a shootout, as the Vikings trail the Rams by a score of 28-20.