Minnesota Vikings: Twitter reactions to bruising loss

The Twitter-verse exploded after the Minnesota Vikings lost 21-10 to the Philadelphia Eagles. Is it time to abandon ship, or just R-E-L-A-X.

Buck-up little campers, it’s only one road loss, the Minnesota Vikings will survive.

If it makes you feel any better, we are still perfect at home.

It appears Minnesota Viking’ fans are abandoning ship according to Kyle Rudolph.

Did anyone really expect this team to be perfect all season? It was a tough loss, and I’m sure when the ESPN Power Rankings come out tomorrow our Vikings will be in free-fall. Let the non-believers bail, this team will still be a high seed in the playoffs.

Every squad has a let-down at some point, just be thankful that the Vikings happened in Week 7. It could be worse.

The team’s performed so bad that the New York Times took a swipe at the quality of offensive play.

Being that the Jets and Giants are finished for 2016, the Times should mind their own business. It was a brutal loss though, I’m still grumpy. Just because your local NFL franchises stink, don’t try to spread the smell around. Both the Vikings and Eagles will have a better record than NYC’s finest.

I did come across this gem that brought a fleeting smile back to my face. A Miami Dolphins fan decided to point out the Minnesota Viking’ and Eagles’ flaws, read Kobe Da’s response.

https://twitter.com/ModernnDayHippy/status/790675716098494464

The Dolphins, really? Both losing, and winning one game apparently makes people crazy, the fins’ are headed nowhere. The Minnesota Vikings offensive line will rebound.

More good news for Minnesota Vikings’ fans

https://twitter.com/ChicagoBears/status/790637913532801025

Minnesota’s defense will get an extra special treat this Halloween. Welcome back Jay Cutler, you are just what the doctor ordered. Nothing can get the taste of losing out of your mouth faster than playing the Bears.

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They say that time can heal all wounds, and Viking Nation will survive this. We are 5-1 heading into the Monday Night Football Halloween spectacular. We will see if the Minnesota Vikings take out some aggression on da’ Bears.