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01-16-2018, 05:19 AM
Hey guys,
January 14, 2018 will be a day & night to remember
8 years ago, the Minnesota Vikings won a Divisional Playoff Round as they def. the Dallas Cowboys, but then a week later in the NFC Conference Championship Game, they lost in OVERTIME to the New Orleans Saints in the Superdome in New Orleans
and now, 8 years later, the Vikings def. the Saints in Minnesota and not only did they def. the Saints...TWICE in 1 season, but they also got postseason redemption against Drew Brees & Sean Payton after Case Keenum THREW the Game Winning 61-Yard TOUCHDOWN Pass to Stefon Diggs with 10 seconds left on the clock to not only run the clock out, but to also win the game
and also, on that same night, not only did the fans of Minnesota celebrate a Vikings HUGE WIN that day, but later that same night, the Timberwolves def. their Northeast Division Rival Portland Trail Blazers @ the Target Center to stay in the lead in their Division, but they also SWEPT the Blazers @ home 2-0, but the Wolves & Blazers have 2 more games to go against each other
Here are the stories:
https://www.cbssports.com/nfl/gametracker/recap/NFL_20180114_NO@MIN/
Stunner: Keenum-Diggs TD sends Vikings past Saints 29-24
STATS AP Jan 15, 2018
MINNEAPOLIS (AP) As Case Keenum convened the Minnesota huddle with 10 seconds left, the situation staring down the Vikings was as simple as it was daunting.
With the go-ahead field goal by the New Orleans Saints that silenced this deafening stadium still fresh in the air, the Vikings were well beyond any moment of anxiety. All that was left for Keenum to do on that last snap was to throw the ball up like he used to do in his Texas backyards and hope for the best.
Keenum completed his last-ditch heave near the sideline Sunday on the game's final play to Stefon Diggs, who slithered away from the Saints for a 61-yard touchdown to give the Vikings a 29-24 victory and a spot in the NFC championship game at Philadelphia.
''At that point, I'm just a kid throwing a football to another big kid,'' Keenum said with a smile, ''and he just runs and scores.''
One more win, against the Eagles, and the Vikings will become the first team to play in a Super Bowl on their home turf. Instead of the usual win-or-go-home stakes, they're in a win-and-go-home situation.
''It never ends that way,'' Diggs said. ''Usually, it's reality. It's life. So things go and you walk home and worry it about tomorrow.''
Instead, Drew Brees and the Saints were the ones trudging off the field in defeat.
''We're still a bit shell-shocked after what happened there at the end,'' said Brees, who steered the Saints in position for Wil Lutz's 43-yard kick with 25 seconds remaining that punctuating a forceful rally from a 17-point deficit that stood until 1:16 was left in the third quarter.
The field goal was set up by a fourth-and-10 completion by Brees to Willie Snead for 13 yards to the Minnesota 33 with 40 seconds left. Brees connected with Michael Thomas for two of his three touchdown passes in a span of 3:09 that spilled into the fourth quarter. The second score was set up at the Minnesota 40 by an interception by Marcus Williams, when an off-balance throw into traffic by Keenum served as his one costly moment of recklessness, a ''bonehead play,'' as he put it.
Keenum settled back in. He guided the Vikings to two more field goals by Kai Forbath, including a 53-yarder with 1:29 left that was his third of the game against his former team and gave them their lead back after a blocked punt by George Johnson had set up the Saints for a touchdown pass by Brees to Alvin Kamara.
Then came the play that put Keenum and Diggs in permanent rotation on the NFL's all-time highlight reels.
''We knew there was still a possibility, still some hope,'' Keenum said.
This wasn't quite Franco Harris and the Immaculate Reception for the Pittsburgh Steelers in the 1972 playoffs, but these Vikings are on some kind of special path after turning to Keenum in the second game of the season after original starter Sam Bradford was sidelined by a knee injury.
The Vikings were out of timeouts and nearly out of options when Keenum dropped back from his 39 and threw high into a crowd. Diggs jumped in front of Williams, who rolled awkwardly underneath Diggs during an ill-fated attempt at making a low tackle.
Devastatingly for the Saints, nobody was behind him in the secondary, as Diggs made sure to note right before he made the break on his route during the play the Vikings, believe it or not, call ''Seven Heaven.''
Diggs kept his balance as he landed, kept his feet in bounds and kept on running untouched into the end zone as the crowd at U.S. Bank Stadium erupted with euphoria. Keenum raced around the field, looking for anyone to hug.
''I'm shocked. I don't know what else to say. This is the first time ever I'm out of words,'' Vikings defensive end Everson Griffen said.
Keenum, the undrafted and undersized all-time leading passer in NCAA history who was making his first career playoff start and has long looked up to Brees, was having a hard time finding the words to describe the experience. He finished with 318 yards, going 25 for 40, with Diggs catching 137 yards on six catches.
''A heck of a game, wasn't it?'' head coach Mike Zimmer said. ''And the good guys won.''
Diggs was still in full uniform when he took the podium for his postgame interview, the ball from the winning catch resting safely in front of him on the lectern.
''It's plays like this that you dream about your whole life,'' he said, ''and it finally happens.''
PICKED OFF
Brees saw his 13th career postseason game end in a crushing final moment, his 25-for-40 performance for 294 yards tainted a bit by two interceptions before halftime. One came on a leaping grab by safety Andrew Sendejo , the other off a tip by Griffen that landed in Anthony Barr's arms at the Minnesota 10-yard line midway through the third quarter.
FIRST-HALF FORCE
The Vikings came roaring out of their first-round bye, forcing punts by the Saints on their first three possessions and moving 55 yards in eight plays for a touchdown run by Jerick McKinnon on their first drive. Aided by two pass interference calls on Ken Crawley for 54 yards, the Vikings reached the 1-yard line before settling for a short field goal on the next possession. They pushed the lead to 17-0 early in the second quarter when Latavius Murray plowed in from the 1-yard line.
''The Vikings had a phenomenal game plan,'' Saints defensive end Cameron Jordan said.
The only other time the Saints went scoreless in the first half of a postseason game was five years ago. They fell behind 16-0 at Seattle in the divisional round and lost 23-15 to the eventual Super Bowl champions.
SENDEJO DOWN
The first touchdown to Thomas came one play after he leveled Sendejo with a jarring blindside block, sending Sendejo to the sideline for concussion evaluation and reigniting the crowd when the flag that was initially thrown was waved off.
UP NEXT
Saints: head home with a 1-5 record on the road in the playoffs under Payton, with a promising group of young players but some uncertainty around how much longer Brees, who will turn 39 on Monday, will stick around.
''I'm more toward the end of my career than I am at the beginning, I know that,'' Brees said. ''That's all I'll divulge.''
Vikings: move on to Philadelphia for the 10th championship game appearance in franchise history, the fifth in the last 30 years. They won the first four, losing in the Super Bowl each time.
Meanwhile....
https://www.cbssports.com/nba/gametracker/recap/NBA_20180114_POR@MIN/
Butler scores 24 points, Timberwolves beat Blazers 120-103
STATS AP Jan 15, 2018
MINNEAPOLIS (AP) As Jamal Crawford talked about how the Minnesota Timberwolves must continue improving, next-locker neighbor Jimmy Butler couldn't help himself.
''Blah, blah, blah,'' Butler playfully jabbed while Crawford spoke with reporters after the Timberwolves' 120-103 victory over Portland on Sunday night.
The Wolves know they need to keep their second 5-0 homestand in franchise history in perspective.
Butler scored 24 points, Jeff Teague added 22 and Karl-Anthony Towns had 20 points and 11 rebounds for his NBA-leading 37th double-double of the season. The Wolves had their first 5-0 homestand since 2001, winning each game by double figures against the likes of New Orleans, Cleveland, Oklahoma City and New York.
But coach Tom Thibodeau cautioned against reading too much into the wins, which haven't come easy or often in Minnesota for the last 14 seasons.
''It's important to win everywhere, and `are we building the right habits?''' Thibodeau said. ''You want to make sure that you're thinking about that improvement each and every day so that you can be playing your best at the end.''
Crawford echoed those thoughts.
''We know we've come a long ways, but we have some more levels we can go to,'' he said. ''It's good to keep building good habits.''
They led by as many as 26 against Portland to send the Trail Blazers to their third loss in a row.
Damian Lillard scored 21 points, and C.J. McCollum and Pat Connaughton each had 18 for Portland. The Blazers had scored 110 points or more in seven straight game.
That streak was in jeopardy early thanks to the Blazers' paltry 10-point second quarter and 18 total turnovers.
''Our offense really hit the skids,'' Blazers coach Terry Stotts said. ''We didn't shoot it well, we didn't pass it well, we turned the ball over. Minnesota took advantage of it, so it was a big hole.''
Portland led by five early and ended the first quarter up 33-31. But the Blazers went cold in the second, shooting only 2 for 15 and scoring more points off six free throws in the quarter. The Wolves, meanwhile, put together a 14-0 run and steadily pulled away.
''We've got to put our hats on defense,'' Crawford said. ''Offense will come and go, but defense is what can takes us there.''
HOME COOKIN'
Four of Minnesota's wins during the homestand came against teams currently in position to make the playoffs: New Orleans, Cleveland, Oklahoma City, and Portland. The win also extended the Wolves' home winning streak to eight games, which is the team's longest single-season home winning streak since winning 14 in a row from Dec. 16, 2003, to Feb. 6, 2004.
LILLARD LOSES THE HANDLE
Lillard may have led Portland's scoring, but he also had a team-high six turnovers. ''Against a team that good, you can't take away possessions from your team. You need every opportunity,'' he said.
TIP-INS
Trail Blazers: Portland's 10 points in the second quarter wasn't the Blazers' lowest output of the season - they scored only six against Toronto on Oct. 30. It was, however, the fewest points allows by Minnesota in any quarter at Target Center since Philadelphia scored nine in the second on Dec. 3, 2014. ... The Blazers reserves outscored Minnesota's 42-25. ... Lillard has his fourth 20-plus point performance of his last six. He also contributed eight assists and six rebounds.
Timberwolves: It's the third time in franchise history the Wolves have won five games on a homestand. ... Crawford had 10 points off the bench. ... There were plenty of purple Vikings jerseys in the crowd, which broke out into its loudest cheers of the first half when the final score of Minnesota's last-second playoff victory was flashed on the scoreboard. The crowd also broke out into a few impromptu ''Skol!'' chants.
QUOTE OF THE NIGHT
''Probably a late arriving crowd, but for a good reason,'' Thibodeau said with the laugh, referring to the Vikings fans who were still filing into Target Center as the game started.
UP NEXT:
Trail Blazers: Host Phoenix on Tuesday night.
Timberwolves: At Orlando on Tuesday night.
NOTE: The Timberwolves have def. the Blazers twice @ home, but now, the Blazers will get the T-Wolves twice @ home in Portland
Next Wednesday will the Blazers will host the Timberwolves and then on the 1st of March 2018, the Blazers will host the T-Wolves one last time in the Regular Season on TNT
Saints vs. Vikings from Week 1 of the Season Premiere of Monday Night Football
Sam Bradford goes 2-0 against Drew Brees & the Saints since his return from an injury in 2015
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vrd7PNylP3Q
Saints vs. Vikings from the 2017 Divisional Playoff Round
Vikings gets Postseason Redemption on Drew Brees & Sean Payton
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5aL06wxD4lI
Final Play: Case Keenum throws the GW-TD to Stefon Diggs for 61-Yards
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EnrXl3o3YbA
Former Saint Reggie Bush Speechless after the Vikings def. the Saints
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aBTWK8YSPjs
Deion Sanders goes off on the Saints
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=42UUisXUpmY
Stacey Dales Interviewing Stefon Diggs after the Minnesota Miracle
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2pw-pMjRnKs
Minnesota Vikings head coach Mike Zimmer gives Stefon Diggs a game ball after beating the Saints
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qabMFU33S_o
Stefon Diggs 61 yard touchdown catch - Minneapolis Miracle Sideline Cam Angle - 1/14/2018
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=18A9j5Hp0O0
Vikings fans' reactions to the Minnesota Miracle
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n3aLQ9iSLno
Minnesota Miracle: This year's different
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CWnQLjTO9HI
Chris Myers interviewing Stefon Diggs after the Minnesota Miracle
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ql1gLlnnTTg
Good Morning America talks about the Vikings defeating the Saints in a last-second comeback
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5o2KNlT0TDU
Between the Lines Report Vikings 29 Saints 24
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gBfaaLOUeUo
Blazers vs. Timberwolves from December 18, 2017
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IeOXvm-A9GE
Blazers vs. Timberwolves from January 14, 2017 on ESPN
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DGnjU9M8CgM
Damian Lillard & Wolves Fans Reacts to the Minnesota Miracle
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ha04gSeY14g
January 14, 2018 will be a day & night to remember
8 years ago, the Minnesota Vikings won a Divisional Playoff Round as they def. the Dallas Cowboys, but then a week later in the NFC Conference Championship Game, they lost in OVERTIME to the New Orleans Saints in the Superdome in New Orleans
and now, 8 years later, the Vikings def. the Saints in Minnesota and not only did they def. the Saints...TWICE in 1 season, but they also got postseason redemption against Drew Brees & Sean Payton after Case Keenum THREW the Game Winning 61-Yard TOUCHDOWN Pass to Stefon Diggs with 10 seconds left on the clock to not only run the clock out, but to also win the game
and also, on that same night, not only did the fans of Minnesota celebrate a Vikings HUGE WIN that day, but later that same night, the Timberwolves def. their Northeast Division Rival Portland Trail Blazers @ the Target Center to stay in the lead in their Division, but they also SWEPT the Blazers @ home 2-0, but the Wolves & Blazers have 2 more games to go against each other
Here are the stories:
https://www.cbssports.com/nfl/gametracker/recap/NFL_20180114_NO@MIN/
Stunner: Keenum-Diggs TD sends Vikings past Saints 29-24
STATS AP Jan 15, 2018
MINNEAPOLIS (AP) As Case Keenum convened the Minnesota huddle with 10 seconds left, the situation staring down the Vikings was as simple as it was daunting.
With the go-ahead field goal by the New Orleans Saints that silenced this deafening stadium still fresh in the air, the Vikings were well beyond any moment of anxiety. All that was left for Keenum to do on that last snap was to throw the ball up like he used to do in his Texas backyards and hope for the best.
Keenum completed his last-ditch heave near the sideline Sunday on the game's final play to Stefon Diggs, who slithered away from the Saints for a 61-yard touchdown to give the Vikings a 29-24 victory and a spot in the NFC championship game at Philadelphia.
''At that point, I'm just a kid throwing a football to another big kid,'' Keenum said with a smile, ''and he just runs and scores.''
One more win, against the Eagles, and the Vikings will become the first team to play in a Super Bowl on their home turf. Instead of the usual win-or-go-home stakes, they're in a win-and-go-home situation.
''It never ends that way,'' Diggs said. ''Usually, it's reality. It's life. So things go and you walk home and worry it about tomorrow.''
Instead, Drew Brees and the Saints were the ones trudging off the field in defeat.
''We're still a bit shell-shocked after what happened there at the end,'' said Brees, who steered the Saints in position for Wil Lutz's 43-yard kick with 25 seconds remaining that punctuating a forceful rally from a 17-point deficit that stood until 1:16 was left in the third quarter.
The field goal was set up by a fourth-and-10 completion by Brees to Willie Snead for 13 yards to the Minnesota 33 with 40 seconds left. Brees connected with Michael Thomas for two of his three touchdown passes in a span of 3:09 that spilled into the fourth quarter. The second score was set up at the Minnesota 40 by an interception by Marcus Williams, when an off-balance throw into traffic by Keenum served as his one costly moment of recklessness, a ''bonehead play,'' as he put it.
Keenum settled back in. He guided the Vikings to two more field goals by Kai Forbath, including a 53-yarder with 1:29 left that was his third of the game against his former team and gave them their lead back after a blocked punt by George Johnson had set up the Saints for a touchdown pass by Brees to Alvin Kamara.
Then came the play that put Keenum and Diggs in permanent rotation on the NFL's all-time highlight reels.
''We knew there was still a possibility, still some hope,'' Keenum said.
This wasn't quite Franco Harris and the Immaculate Reception for the Pittsburgh Steelers in the 1972 playoffs, but these Vikings are on some kind of special path after turning to Keenum in the second game of the season after original starter Sam Bradford was sidelined by a knee injury.
The Vikings were out of timeouts and nearly out of options when Keenum dropped back from his 39 and threw high into a crowd. Diggs jumped in front of Williams, who rolled awkwardly underneath Diggs during an ill-fated attempt at making a low tackle.
Devastatingly for the Saints, nobody was behind him in the secondary, as Diggs made sure to note right before he made the break on his route during the play the Vikings, believe it or not, call ''Seven Heaven.''
Diggs kept his balance as he landed, kept his feet in bounds and kept on running untouched into the end zone as the crowd at U.S. Bank Stadium erupted with euphoria. Keenum raced around the field, looking for anyone to hug.
''I'm shocked. I don't know what else to say. This is the first time ever I'm out of words,'' Vikings defensive end Everson Griffen said.
Keenum, the undrafted and undersized all-time leading passer in NCAA history who was making his first career playoff start and has long looked up to Brees, was having a hard time finding the words to describe the experience. He finished with 318 yards, going 25 for 40, with Diggs catching 137 yards on six catches.
''A heck of a game, wasn't it?'' head coach Mike Zimmer said. ''And the good guys won.''
Diggs was still in full uniform when he took the podium for his postgame interview, the ball from the winning catch resting safely in front of him on the lectern.
''It's plays like this that you dream about your whole life,'' he said, ''and it finally happens.''
PICKED OFF
Brees saw his 13th career postseason game end in a crushing final moment, his 25-for-40 performance for 294 yards tainted a bit by two interceptions before halftime. One came on a leaping grab by safety Andrew Sendejo , the other off a tip by Griffen that landed in Anthony Barr's arms at the Minnesota 10-yard line midway through the third quarter.
FIRST-HALF FORCE
The Vikings came roaring out of their first-round bye, forcing punts by the Saints on their first three possessions and moving 55 yards in eight plays for a touchdown run by Jerick McKinnon on their first drive. Aided by two pass interference calls on Ken Crawley for 54 yards, the Vikings reached the 1-yard line before settling for a short field goal on the next possession. They pushed the lead to 17-0 early in the second quarter when Latavius Murray plowed in from the 1-yard line.
''The Vikings had a phenomenal game plan,'' Saints defensive end Cameron Jordan said.
The only other time the Saints went scoreless in the first half of a postseason game was five years ago. They fell behind 16-0 at Seattle in the divisional round and lost 23-15 to the eventual Super Bowl champions.
SENDEJO DOWN
The first touchdown to Thomas came one play after he leveled Sendejo with a jarring blindside block, sending Sendejo to the sideline for concussion evaluation and reigniting the crowd when the flag that was initially thrown was waved off.
UP NEXT
Saints: head home with a 1-5 record on the road in the playoffs under Payton, with a promising group of young players but some uncertainty around how much longer Brees, who will turn 39 on Monday, will stick around.
''I'm more toward the end of my career than I am at the beginning, I know that,'' Brees said. ''That's all I'll divulge.''
Vikings: move on to Philadelphia for the 10th championship game appearance in franchise history, the fifth in the last 30 years. They won the first four, losing in the Super Bowl each time.
Meanwhile....
https://www.cbssports.com/nba/gametracker/recap/NBA_20180114_POR@MIN/
Butler scores 24 points, Timberwolves beat Blazers 120-103
STATS AP Jan 15, 2018
MINNEAPOLIS (AP) As Jamal Crawford talked about how the Minnesota Timberwolves must continue improving, next-locker neighbor Jimmy Butler couldn't help himself.
''Blah, blah, blah,'' Butler playfully jabbed while Crawford spoke with reporters after the Timberwolves' 120-103 victory over Portland on Sunday night.
The Wolves know they need to keep their second 5-0 homestand in franchise history in perspective.
Butler scored 24 points, Jeff Teague added 22 and Karl-Anthony Towns had 20 points and 11 rebounds for his NBA-leading 37th double-double of the season. The Wolves had their first 5-0 homestand since 2001, winning each game by double figures against the likes of New Orleans, Cleveland, Oklahoma City and New York.
But coach Tom Thibodeau cautioned against reading too much into the wins, which haven't come easy or often in Minnesota for the last 14 seasons.
''It's important to win everywhere, and `are we building the right habits?''' Thibodeau said. ''You want to make sure that you're thinking about that improvement each and every day so that you can be playing your best at the end.''
Crawford echoed those thoughts.
''We know we've come a long ways, but we have some more levels we can go to,'' he said. ''It's good to keep building good habits.''
They led by as many as 26 against Portland to send the Trail Blazers to their third loss in a row.
Damian Lillard scored 21 points, and C.J. McCollum and Pat Connaughton each had 18 for Portland. The Blazers had scored 110 points or more in seven straight game.
That streak was in jeopardy early thanks to the Blazers' paltry 10-point second quarter and 18 total turnovers.
''Our offense really hit the skids,'' Blazers coach Terry Stotts said. ''We didn't shoot it well, we didn't pass it well, we turned the ball over. Minnesota took advantage of it, so it was a big hole.''
Portland led by five early and ended the first quarter up 33-31. But the Blazers went cold in the second, shooting only 2 for 15 and scoring more points off six free throws in the quarter. The Wolves, meanwhile, put together a 14-0 run and steadily pulled away.
''We've got to put our hats on defense,'' Crawford said. ''Offense will come and go, but defense is what can takes us there.''
HOME COOKIN'
Four of Minnesota's wins during the homestand came against teams currently in position to make the playoffs: New Orleans, Cleveland, Oklahoma City, and Portland. The win also extended the Wolves' home winning streak to eight games, which is the team's longest single-season home winning streak since winning 14 in a row from Dec. 16, 2003, to Feb. 6, 2004.
LILLARD LOSES THE HANDLE
Lillard may have led Portland's scoring, but he also had a team-high six turnovers. ''Against a team that good, you can't take away possessions from your team. You need every opportunity,'' he said.
TIP-INS
Trail Blazers: Portland's 10 points in the second quarter wasn't the Blazers' lowest output of the season - they scored only six against Toronto on Oct. 30. It was, however, the fewest points allows by Minnesota in any quarter at Target Center since Philadelphia scored nine in the second on Dec. 3, 2014. ... The Blazers reserves outscored Minnesota's 42-25. ... Lillard has his fourth 20-plus point performance of his last six. He also contributed eight assists and six rebounds.
Timberwolves: It's the third time in franchise history the Wolves have won five games on a homestand. ... Crawford had 10 points off the bench. ... There were plenty of purple Vikings jerseys in the crowd, which broke out into its loudest cheers of the first half when the final score of Minnesota's last-second playoff victory was flashed on the scoreboard. The crowd also broke out into a few impromptu ''Skol!'' chants.
QUOTE OF THE NIGHT
''Probably a late arriving crowd, but for a good reason,'' Thibodeau said with the laugh, referring to the Vikings fans who were still filing into Target Center as the game started.
UP NEXT:
Trail Blazers: Host Phoenix on Tuesday night.
Timberwolves: At Orlando on Tuesday night.
NOTE: The Timberwolves have def. the Blazers twice @ home, but now, the Blazers will get the T-Wolves twice @ home in Portland
Next Wednesday will the Blazers will host the Timberwolves and then on the 1st of March 2018, the Blazers will host the T-Wolves one last time in the Regular Season on TNT
Saints vs. Vikings from Week 1 of the Season Premiere of Monday Night Football
Sam Bradford goes 2-0 against Drew Brees & the Saints since his return from an injury in 2015
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vrd7PNylP3Q
Saints vs. Vikings from the 2017 Divisional Playoff Round
Vikings gets Postseason Redemption on Drew Brees & Sean Payton
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5aL06wxD4lI
Final Play: Case Keenum throws the GW-TD to Stefon Diggs for 61-Yards
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EnrXl3o3YbA
Former Saint Reggie Bush Speechless after the Vikings def. the Saints
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aBTWK8YSPjs
Deion Sanders goes off on the Saints
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=42UUisXUpmY
Stacey Dales Interviewing Stefon Diggs after the Minnesota Miracle
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2pw-pMjRnKs
Minnesota Vikings head coach Mike Zimmer gives Stefon Diggs a game ball after beating the Saints
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qabMFU33S_o
Stefon Diggs 61 yard touchdown catch - Minneapolis Miracle Sideline Cam Angle - 1/14/2018
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=18A9j5Hp0O0
Vikings fans' reactions to the Minnesota Miracle
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n3aLQ9iSLno
Minnesota Miracle: This year's different
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CWnQLjTO9HI
Chris Myers interviewing Stefon Diggs after the Minnesota Miracle
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ql1gLlnnTTg
Good Morning America talks about the Vikings defeating the Saints in a last-second comeback
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5o2KNlT0TDU
Between the Lines Report Vikings 29 Saints 24
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gBfaaLOUeUo
Blazers vs. Timberwolves from December 18, 2017
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IeOXvm-A9GE
Blazers vs. Timberwolves from January 14, 2017 on ESPN
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DGnjU9M8CgM
Damian Lillard & Wolves Fans Reacts to the Minnesota Miracle
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ha04gSeY14g