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Confident Vikings going for sixth straight road win at Carolina
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If the Vikings don’t end up with home-field advantage throughout the playoffs, Mike Zimmer might not get too bent out of shape.
The Vikings (10-2) have won five straight road games, their longest stretch in one season since 1974. They will go for six in a row Sunday at Carolina.
“We don’t care where we play,” the Minnesota coach said when asked about the recent winning ways on the road. “We just care about how we play.”
The Vikings have been up and down on the road since Zimmer took over in 2014. They dropped eight of their first 10, then won seven of eight and then lost six of seven before their current streak.
There were no signs in Week 2 at Pittsburgh that the Vikings were about to become a juggernaut this season on the road. They were manhandled 26-9 in the first start by quarterback Case Keenum.
Since then, everything has changed on the road for the Vikings, who now hold the potential No. 1 NFC playoff seed. They have won at Chicago, against Cleveland in London (Minnesota was officially the visiting team), at Washington, at Detroit and last Sunday at defending NFC champion Atlanta.
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#2
Road wins in the NFL are tough to get. Five in a row is really impressive, especially the last three: Detroit on Thanksgiving, Washington, and Atlanta, the defebding NFC Champs.  If we can beat Carolina, I think we will have a great shot at seven in a row.
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#3
Vikes now have a target on their backs and national attention.  Hopefully Zimmer is the guy to keep them focused on the game and not fhe bright lights.
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#4
Win the North. 
Win Homefield
Go Browns and Rams
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#5
...they looked much less confident as that game went on.  Between the dropped and the gaffes on both sides of the ball, the Vikings made showed some of the road mileage today.
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#6
For over two months I haven't had to go through a Sunday and the rest of the week completely ignoring everything NFL because it's shitty after a loss. 
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