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With an average 8-8 season finish to last year, the Minnesota Vikings are out to prove themselves this season with a refreshed line-up and an overwhelming desire for a Super Bowl Championship. With the tragic loss of talented DE Kenechi Udeze, who currently is taking time off to battle a form of leukemia, Coach Brad Childress has made several free agency moves to bolster his team's offense and defense with the acquisition of over ten new football players to add to the Vikings roster including five draft picks. Minnesota fans are purchasing tickets fast to see whether or not this'll be the year their Vikings will go all the way to the Super Bowl.

The Minnesota Vikings were named by their first general manager, Bert Rose, due to the heritage of local Minnesotans for which a surprising many trace back to Scandinavia. The Vikings opened up their inaugural season in 1961 as an expansion team against the Chicago Bears, who were one of the original NFL teams. Led by rookie QB Fran Tarkenton's amazing passing performance, the Vikings would go on to win the first game of their inaugural season 37-13. With steady improvement year after year, the Minnesota Vikings would finally become a Super Bowl contender with their first trip to the Super Bowl in 1969. The Vikings began their franchise at Metropolitan Stadium, despite moving to the Hubert H. Humphrey Metrodome in 1982, where the Minnesota Vikings play to this day. In their franchise history, the Vikings have had the opportunity to play with thirteen Hall-of-Famers including DT Alan Page, OT Ron Yary, and QB Warren Moon. More recently, Pro Bowl MVPs WR Randy Moss and RB Adrian Peterson have been the spark behind the Vikings' incredible offense. The Minnesota Vikings illustrious list of franchise accomplishments includes 24 playoff appearances, 16 division titles, 4 conference championships, and 4 Super Bowl appearances. With this amazing franchise history, fans can't help but purchase tickets to see this great team attempt to achieve Super Bowl glory.