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The Minnesota Vikings and Buffalo Bills will face off Monday night at U.S. Bank Stadium. Both teams are 6-1. The…

Writer Ali Siddiqui predicts that the Buffalo Bills will defeat the Minnesota Vikings 24-17 when the two 6-1 teams face off on Monday Night Football at U.S. Bank Stadium. Minnesota enters the matchup following its first defeat of the season against the Detroit Lions, while Buffalo arrives on a three-game winning streak after defeating the Baltimore Ravens.
Siddiqui notes ongoing concerns regarding Minnesota's offensive struggles and argues that general manager Nolan Teasley must make an addition before the November 10 deadline, particularly at running back or on defense. The preview also reflects on the teams' previous 2022 meeting, which Minnesota won 33-30 in overtime.
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