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Kyler Murray passed for 150 yards and a touchdown, and Minnesota Vikings safety Harrison Smith made an interception in the final minutes to preserve a 16-10 victory over the Indianapolis Colts on Sunday afternoon in Minneapolis.
Yardbarker's roundup features several sports updates, including a quiz challenging readers to name the players behind each NFL franchise's best single-season rushing record. In hockey, Minnesota Wild defenseman Quinn Hughes received a hostile reception from fans during his Sunday night return to Vancouver to face the Canucks.
In football action, the New York Jets dropped to five wins in 23 games under head coach Aaron Glenn following a 28-25 defeat against the Miami Dolphins. Meanwhile, the Houston Texans' expected 2026 Super Bowl contention has come under scrutiny despite high hopes for their defense.
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