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Facing third and goal from the 8, Vikings quarterback Brett Favre fumbled the ball after Brett Keisel hit his throwing arm.

A competitor's credo is to never apologize for a win and never settle for a moral victory in defeat.

Vikings receiver Bernard Berrian missed the entire second half of Sunday's 27-17 loss to the Pittsburgh Steelers with an apparent left hamstring injury.

Sure, Minnesota allowed two fourth-quarter, back-breaking defensive touchdowns that ultimately decided the outcome of the game.

Coach Mike Tomlin offers some insight on the Steelers' opponent this week the Minnesota Vikings.

Is Mike Tomlin feeling a rush faced with the prospect of playing against his former team? "Nah, man," he says.

Vikings opponents clearly have felt comfortable throwing the ball to their tight ends this season.

Vikings defensive end Jared Allen didn't hold back as he responded to strong comments from Baltimore Ravens rookie offensive tackle Michael Oher.

"We don't miss him around here. We don't care about no Baltimore or nothing. "We're on a mission.

Harvin, who suffered the injury after a second-quarter catch in last Sunday's victory over the St.

Vikings rookie right tackle Phil Loadholt is listed as questionable for Sunday's game at St.

Minnesota Vikings receiver Percy Harvin didn't participate in practice today because of a shoulder injury he apparently suffered Sunday at St.

Bulger affirmed as Rams' top QB His return against Vikings means he is likely to start Sunday.

Vikings receiver Bernard Berrian reached for the first down marker in the first half.

Vikings defensive tackle Jimmy Kennedy returns to St. Louis on Sunday in a much different situation than when he left as a free agent in 2006.

In the offseason, Vikings special-teams coordinator Paul Ferraro joined the staff of a longtime friend, Steve Spagnuolo, who had been hired to be the head coach of the St.

Quarterback Marc Bulger ran the scout team during the St. Louis Rams' practice Thursday.

But Peterson didn't hide his self-confidence in a conference call with St. Louis reporters Wednesday.

St. Louis Rams linebacker James Laurinaitis grew up in Minnesota rooting for the Vikings, so he wasn't exactly a big fan of Brett Favre.

The Vikings have a defensive identity that they'll fight an opponent for every inch, especially when it matters most near the goal line.

Brett Favre was the hero last week, and probably would enjoy a repeat performance against his old team, the Packers.