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Minnesota Viking History
"Professional football came to Minnesota in 1961. For the next 40 plus years Minnesota would become one of the most dominant teams in the NFL ranking second in playoff appearances (to the Cowboys) and fifth in Super Bowl appearances (with four). In the teams second year, it began a stretch of 11 division titles in 13 years. They won the NFL championship in 1969 and NFC titles in 1973, 1974 and 1976. The team would boast one of the most explosive offenses in NFL history in 2000 behind QB Randall Cunningham and sensational rookie WR Randy Moss."
Minnesota Viking Information
"The Vikings play in the National Football Conference North Division. Division rivals include the Chicago Bears, Detroit Lions and Green Bay Packers. Major rivalries include Vikings vs. Packers and Vikings vs. Bears."
Hubert Humphrey Metrodome
"The Vikings play their home games in the Hubert Humphrey Metrodome located in downtown Minneapolis. The MLB’s Twins share the venue with the Vikings. The $68 million stadium opened in 1982 and can accommodate approximately 56,000 people for football games. The Metrodome is covered by more than 10 acres of Teflon-coated fiberglass. It is the only air-supported dome in the major leagues, and fans enter the park through revolving doors that prevent release of the air that keeps the dome upright. The roof requires 250,000 cubic feet of air pressure per minute to remain inflated, and on at least three occasions slight tears caused by heavy snows have caused the roof to deflate. The right-field wall is 23 feet tall and covered with plastic. Called ""the Big Blue Baggy"" and ""Hefty Bag"" by players, the plastic-coated fence hides 7,600 retractable seats that are used when the stadium is in its football configuration." |
