Score 1st Quarter

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We’ve gotten through the first quarter in New Orleans, and your Minnesota Vikings trail the New Orleans Saints by a score of 14-7.

The Vikings won the coin toss and deferred to the second half, and it didn’t take long for the home team to take advantage of a depleted Vikings’ defense. The Saints met little resistance and capped their first drive with a 40-yard touchdown run from Alvin Kamara that saw him go basically untouched. Less than three minutes into the game, the Saints were already ahead 7-0.

1Q, 5:14 — The Kansas City Chiefs scored first. Harrison Butker kicked a 49-yard field goal on Kansas City’s second drive to give the Chiefs a 3-0 lead over Tampa Bay. Mahomes missed a deep pass to.

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Minnesota answered right back on their first possession, putting together a nice mix of run and pass as they went down the field. The drive finished with another touchdown for Dalvin Cook, his 16th rushing score of the year, this one a 15-yard dash. Dan Bailey’s extra point evened things up at 7-7 before the midway point of the first quarter.

.@dalvincook answers with his league-leading 16th rushing TD of 2020.

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— Minnesota Vikings (@Vikings) December 25, 2020

The Saints got another possession, and they did pretty much the same thing with the same result. Alvin Kamara got his second touchdown of the day, this one from a yard out to put the Saints back into the lead, 14-7.

The Vikings punted on their next possession after pushing to near midfield, and the Saints started at their own 4-yard line. It didn’t matter much, though, as the Saints’ offense continued to have their way with the Minnesota defense. As we move to the second quarter of play, the Saints are already threatening, as they are looking at a 1st-and-10 from the Minnesota 16.

We’re through the first quarter and the Vikings trail the Saints by a score of 14-7, and it looks like it’s only going to get worse. Come join us for the second quarter anyway!

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First quarter score: Chiefs 7 – 49ers 3

The 49ers started scoring with a field goal after a strong opening drive. The Chiefs then came down the field and, following a nice 4th-down conversion, scored a touchdown after Pat Mahomes ran one in.

Halftime: Chiefs 10 – 49ers 10

We’re all tied up. The 49ers got a touchdown from Jimmy Garoppolo to FB/TE Kyle Juszczyk, and a Harrison Butker field goal has the game tied at ten.

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Third Quarter: Chiefs 10 – 49ers 20

That quarter belonged to the 49ers. Raheem Mostert had a short run for a touchdown, and the Robbie Gould tacked on another field goal, which gives San Francisco a 10-point lead heading into the final quarter.

Final Score: Chiefs 31 – 49ers 20

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Wow. That was wild. Patrick Mahomes finally broke out, Damien Williams went off, and the Chiefs are Super Bowl champions.