Listen: On Super Bowl hopes, an impressive win in Atlanta and irreplaceable Vikings

Ben Goessling, Andrew Krammer and Michael Rand discuss the 10-2 Vikings and a fan base often difficult to sell on big-time success given the franchise's Lombardi Trophy-less history. (2:00) Rand took a very scientific poll and 70 percent of you are skeptical about realistic Super Bowl aspirations. (8:00) The 14-9 win in Atlanta didn't reveal many holes, just the thin margin for error. (18:00) We're on to Carolina. (25:00) We answer your questions on Bradford and backup QBs. (32:00) Krammer goes solo on Facebook app imperialism, Mackensie Alexander and most irreplaceable Vikings.

December 6, 2017 at 12:51AM
Vikings running back Latavius Murray is helping to move the chains on offense. He leads the team in rushing yards (572) and rushing touchdowns (five). He has averaged 73.3 total yards per game since Dalvin Cook went down in Week 4 with a torn ACL.
Minnesota Vikings running back Latavius Murray (25) singled a first down in the first half at Mercedes -Benz Stadium Sunday December 3, 2017 in Atlanta, GA.] JERRY HOLT ï jerry.holt@startribune.com (The Minnesota Star Tribune)
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