Bills Defeat Vikings, 23-6
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The Bills wore down the Vikings, winning twenty‑three to six and improving to seven‑one.
Minnesota’s offense struggled, gaining one hundred seventy‑eight yards on forty‑six plays and turning the ball over three times.
Carson Wentz finished eight‑of‑twenty‑five for eighty‑one yards with two interceptions, while Justin Jefferson caught three of eleven targets for fifty‑eight yards.
The Bills amassed three hundred ninety‑nine yards on seventy‑nine plays, holding the ball for forty‑two minutes and thirty‑two seconds.
James Cook ran for one hundred seven yards and a touchdown on thirty‑one carries, and Josh Allen went twenty‑one‑of‑thirty‑one for two hundred thirty‑four yards with one touchdown and one interception.
Tight end Keleki Latu scored his first career touchdown covering twenty‑five yards.
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Timeline
- On November 9 2023 Bills improve to seven‑one after victory.
- On November 9 2023 Vikings fall to six‑two, score limited.
Why it matters
Immediate US impact: Bills’ win strengthens playoff position Possible long-term US impact: Vikings’ offensive struggles may prompt roster changes Most affected groups: Bills and Vikings fans, NFL teams Reader priority: Sports enthusiasts, NFL followers
Coverage notes
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NBC Sports — Bills Defeat Vikings, 23-6
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