Minnesota Vikings and the Green Bay Packers are in a two-team race for the NFC North title. It was a three-team race until last night when the Bears collapsed losing 17-7 to the Los Angeles Rams. It looked like in the early part of the football day, Green Bay would catch a break. Denver led Minnesota, 20-0, at halftime as a 10-point underdog. They were unable to keep that lead as Vic Fangio coached scared in the second half. Vikings dominated and flipped the entire game as they win 27-23 despite a late comeback by Denver.

.@KyleRudolph82 makes it look easy!#Skol pic.twitter.com/ChauyYvwfZ

— Minnesota Vikings (@Vikings) November 17, 2019

Denver could not stop the bleeding. Fangio now has four games this year where they’ve lost a lead in the fourth quarter. Broncos also have only scored once in the fourth quarter in the last four weeks. They’re not good at all and a reason why they’re 10-point underdogs. All Denver had to do was score a touchdown early in the third quarter and put the Vikings. Instead, Green Bay and Minnesota are in a complete dogfight.

If the Packers lose to San Francisco on Sunday night next week, these two teams will be tied for the NFC North with Green Bay having the current tiebreaker.

Charlie.