Vikings to play Bears in rare outdoor home game

Published: Dec 15, 2010 at 05:59 AM

The storyline
The Vikings are going to play another game away from home, in the cold at the University of Minnesota's stadium. Even with the Packers reeling now, this is a big game for the Bears, and their psyche.

Why you should watch
The weekly Brett Favre shoulder drama always adds intrigue. Adrian Peterson will test that Bears defense. Jay Cutler needs to rebound, quickly. Tarvaris Jackson gives the Vikes the best chance to win.

Did you know?
Bears tight end Greg Olsen has a touchdown in three consecutive Monday Night Football games. ... Chicago's Julius Peppers has a sack in four straight games. ... Peterson leads the NFC with 77 first downs. ... Minnesota's Brett Favre is 23-12 against Chicago in his career.

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