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Bills wear out Vikings’ NFL-leading defense, sloppy Wentz to improve to 7-1

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Bills wear out Vikings’ NFL-leading defense, sloppy Wentz to improve to 7-1. (2026, November 10). The Guardian. https://www.theguardian.com/sport/2026/nov/09/bills-vikings-monday-night-football

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Buffalo Bills defeated Minnesota Vikings 23-6 on Monday night as the Bills improved to 7-1, while the Vikings fell deeper into offensive struggles despite leading the league in scoring defense. Josh Allen threw a crucial touchdown pass before halftime and James Cook rushed for 107 yards and a late score. Carson Wentz struggled significantly for the Vikings, completing only 8 of 25 passes for 81 yards with three turnovers before being replaced mid-fourth quarter by Max Brosmer.
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Topics

Bills Minnesota NFL Vikings the Buffalo Bills

Subjects

Allen PERSON · 5× Vikings ORG · 4× Bills ORG · 3× Wentz PERSON · 3× Minnesota ORG · 2× NFL ORG · 2× James Cook PERSON · 1× Josh Allen PERSON · 1× Terrel Bernard PERSON · 1× the Buffalo Bills ORG · 1×

Narrative

Josh Allen threw a touchdown pass with 44 seconds left before half-time, James Cook rushed 31 times for 107 yards and a late score, and the Buffalo Bills beat hosts Minnesota 23-6 on Monday night, sending the Vikings deeper into their unrelenting offensive slump.
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Linebackers Terrel Bernard and Dorian Williams had interceptions and Tyler Bass made four field goals to stretch his franchise-record streak to 25 straight as the Bills (7-1) matched their best eight-game start since 1993.

Claims (13 extracted, 1 hedged)

Josh Allen threw a touchdown pass with 44 seconds left before half-time, James Cook rushed 31 times for 107 yards and a late score, and the Buffalo Bills beat hosts Minnesota 23-6 on Monday night, sending the Vikings deeper into their unrelenting offensive slump. asserted
Bills → throw → slump
Linebackers Terrel Bernard and Dorian Williams had interceptions and Tyler Bass made four field goals to stretch his franchise-record streak to 25 straight as the Bills (7-1) matched their best eight-game start since 1993. asserted
Bills → have → 1993
That season ended with their last of four straight Super Bowl losses. asserted
season → end → losses
With Kyler Murray sidelined by a hamstring injury, Carson Wentz started at quarterback for the Vikings (6-2) and didn’t finish what became one of the worst performances of his 11-year career. asserted
what → sideline → career
Wentz went 8 for 25 for 81 yards and three turnovers, including a backwards pass in the first quarter that was thrown too high for even Justin Jefferson to catch it – resulting in a lost fumble near midfield. asserted
Jefferson → go → midfield
Wentz, who was checked out in the medical tent at one point for an apparent lower leg injury, was replaced by Max Brosmer midway through the fourth quarter. asserted
who → check → quarter
Wentz completed 1 of 8 passes in the second half. asserted
Wentz → complete → half
The battle of Buffalo’s highest-scoring offense in the league against the NFL’s leading scoring defense might have gone to Minnesota had the offense been able to muster a decent drive or two. uncertain
offense → score → drive
But the Vikings had four straight possessions in the first-half start beyond their 40-yard line, and the furthest they made it was the Bills 48. asserted
it → have → line
The Vikings as usual sent blitzers at Allen from every angle possible, recording four sacks and an interception of a heave into the end zone that Byron Murphy ran down and returned 55 yards. asserted
Murphy → send → that
But the Bills eked out just enough in the first half to give themselves a cushion, when Allen found tight end Keleki Latu open in the back of the end zone for a 25-yard touchdown as he rolled right and was hit hard by Andrew Van Ginkel. asserted
he → eke → Ginkel
Allen matched Manning’s 10-year touchdown mark. asserted
Allen → match → mark
With 322 regular-season touchdowns – 232 passing, 88 rushing and two receiving – Allen tied Peyton Manning for the most in NFL history over a player’s first 10 years. asserted
Allen → tie → years
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