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The toughest divisions to make a living in the NFL these days are not the NFC or AFC East.

Eight weeks gone already? Time to hand out some midseason awards ... ♦ Offensive MVP: Quarterbacks own this conversation, and Indianapolis' Peyton Manning gets the nod narrowly over New Orleans' Drew Brees.

Minnesota Vikings rookie Percy Harvin has shown his toughness, playing through a nagging shoulder injury over the past three weeks.

The Vikings look to sweep the Green Bay packers on their home turf, where Brett Favre will set foot on Lambeau field in purple for the first time.

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There are plenty of surprises, disappointments and lingering question marks as all 32 NFL teams hit at least the halfway point of their seasons this week.

A new Vikings fan group has sprung up to push Minnesota lawmakers to consider stadium legislation.

Last update: November 5, 2009 - 4:12 PM Stu is counting on this being long enough ago that we can all laugh.

Sunday's Green Bay Packers-Minnesota Vikings game put up Oscar-worthy numbers, according to the latest Nielsen TV ratings.

's unfathomable season in Minnesota could be analyzed like a corporate earnings report.

In a somber locker room following the Green Bay Packers' loss to the Minnesota Vikings on Sunday, a handful of reporters waited for defensive lineman Johnny Jolly to explain his puzzling first-quarter, momentum-changing personal foul penalty.

Allen's No. 41 also will be retired. The Vikings have a bye week, and school officials say Allen will be at the game.

Minnesota Vikings starting free safety Madieu Williams hasn't forgotten where he came from.

Vikings head coach Brad Childress pleading at Lambeau Field in Green Bay, Wis. The Minnesota Vikings the last three weeks played probably their toughest stretch of this season and finished with a victory against Baltimore, a loss in Pittsburgh and a victory in Green Bay.

Posted by Anthony Stalter Herea TMs how I see things 1-32 in the NFL after eight weeks in the books: 1. New Orleans Saints The Saints have the most balanced offensive attack in the NFL, have been a more aggressive and opportunistic defense under new coordinator Gregg Williams and are off to their best start in franchise history.

The Vikings won the NFC North last season almost in spite of their special teams play.

Each week, Dan Parzych will take a look at the top performers in the NFL with Parzych's 2009 NFL MVP, whether they are at quarterback, running back, wide receiver, or tight end.A Along with the best performers each week, be sure to check out Parzych's 2009 NFL LVP, in which he covers the Least Valuable Players each week in the NFL.

The storyline that wouldn't die is now dead, at least until January 9, 2010. That's the day the NFC playoffs begin, and the Green Bay Packers hope to hold a place of residency in that bracket.

The quarterback who led the Minnesota Vikings to six NFC Central Division titles and three Super Bowl appearances says it was awkward to see Brett Favre in purple Sunday at Lambeau Field in Green Bay.

GREEN BAY - In addition to all the usual work that comes on an NFL Monday after a loss, Mike McCarthy spent part of his day putting out fires started by a couple of his players on defense.