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Vikings present similar challenges to Cardinals as Titans with one added factor

The Vikings and the Titans are very similar, although the Vikings have a stronger pass rush.

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Author Bobby Finger on Jezebel, shared by Tom Ley to DeadspinPosted on September 17, 2021Categories sports

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