1974: Jim Finks quits as Vikings GM, and team president Max Winter hires Lynn as his assistant.
1975: Lynn becomes the third GM in Vikings history, and he remains the longest-serving person to hold that job.
1982: The Vikings beat Atlanta 30-24 in the NFC playoffs, then lose to Washington 21-7.
1983: The Vikings play St. Louis in the first NFL exhibition game in England.
1984: Jack Steele and John Skoglund enter into a blind trust with Lynn. Winter is forced out. Lynn is named executive VP and assumes complete authority.
1984: After a 3-13 season, Lynn fires Les Steckel as coach and coaxes Bud Grant out of retirement for one season.
1984: In a protest against rising salaries, Lynn lets first-round draft pick Keith Millard sign with the USFL's Jacksonville franchise. He joins the Vikings for the '85 season.
1985: Lynn acquires the rights to receiver Anthony Carter from Miami for linebacker Robin Sendlein and a 1986 second-round draft pick.
1986: Offensive coordinator Jerry Burns is hired to replace Grant. Lynn trades two second-round picks to the Giants for the rights to tackle Gary Zimmerman.
1987: Lynn ships two low draft picks to New England for Rich Gannon. The Vikings finish 8-7 and gain a wild-card playoff berth. They win at New Orleans and San Francisco in the playoffs before losing at Washington 17-10 in the NFC title game.
1988: The Vikings finish 11-5, their best record since 1976, and send nine players to the Pro Bowl. They beat the Los Angeles Rams in the playoffs 28-17 in the wild-card game before losing at San Francisco 34-9 in the divisional round.
1989: Herschel Walker joins the Vikings in a trade that costs them five players and seven draft picks.
1990: Lynn accompanies Vikings players and coaches to a New Mexico corporate retreat to improve team morale.
1990: Lynn resigns as Vikings executive VP and becomes president of the World League of American Football. The Vikings finish 6-10 and miss the playoffs.
STAFF REPORTS
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| Seattle - LP: C. Furbush | 8 | FINAL |
| Cleveland - WP: J. Smith | 10 |
| Tampa Bay - LP: J. Lueke | 5 | FINAL |
| Toronto - WP: R. Dickey | 7 |
| NY Yankees - C. Sabathia | 6:05 PM |
| Baltimore - F. Garcia |
| Cincinnati - J. Cueto | 6:10 PM |
| NY Mets - S. Marcum |
| Philadelphia - C. Hamels | 6:10 PM |
| Miami - A. Sanabia |
| Minnesota - K. Correia | 6:10 PM |
| Atlanta - J. Teheran |
| Oakland - B. Colon | 7:05 PM |
| Texas - J. Lindblom |
| Los Angeles - C. Kershaw | 7:10 PM |
| Milwaukee - Y. Gallardo |
| Boston - J. Lester | 7:10 PM |
| Chicago WSox - D. Axelrod |
| Kansas City - J. Guthrie | 7:10 PM |
| Houston - D. Keuchel |
| Arizona - P. Corbin | 7:40 PM |
| Colorado - J. Garland |
| St. Louis - S. Miller | 9:10 PM |
| San Diego - J. Marquis |
| Washington - Z. Duke | 9:15 PM |
| San Francisco - R. Vogelsong |
| Chicago | 6:30 PM |
| Detroit |
| Date/Opponent | Time | W | L | Score |
| 2013 preseason | ||||
| Aug 9 - vs. Houston | 7 pm | |||
| Aug 16 - at Buffalo | 6 pm | |||
| Aug 25 - at San Francisco | 7 pm | |||
| Aug 29 - vs. Tennessee | 7 pm | |||
| 2013 regular season | ||||
| Sep 8 - at Detroit | Noon | |||
| Sep 15 - at Chicago | Noon | |||
| Sep 22 - vs. Cleveland | Noon | |||
| Sep 29 - vs. Pittsburgh (in London) | Noon | |||
| Oct 6 - Bye | ||||
| Oct 13 - vs. Carolina | Noon | |||
| Oct 21 - at. NY Giants | 7:40 pm | |||
| Oct 27 - vs. Green Bay | 7:30 pm | |||
| Nov 3 - at Dallas | Noon | |||
| Nov 7 - vs. Washington | 7:25 pm | |||
| Nov 17 - at Seattle | 3:25 pm | |||
| Nov. 24 - at Green Bay | Noon | |||
| Dec 1 - vs. Chicago | Noon | |||
| Dec 8 - at Baltimore | Noon | |||
| Dec 15 - vs. Philadelphia | Noon | |||
| Dec 22 - at Cincinnati | Noon | |||
| Dec 29 - vs. Detroit | Noon |
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