Thread: From ESPN.com

Minnesota Vikings at Arizona Cardinals: For whatever reason, the Vikings aren't too good playing on grass fields of late. Even though they started the season beating the Packers in Lambeau, the Vikings have lost on grass fields in San Diego and Oakland. If they lose to the woeful Cardinals on Sunday, owner Red McCombs may bury the team under the grass in the stadium. The Vikings have no reason to lose to the Cardinals. They need a win to clinch the NFC North. The Cardinals don't present the type of pass rush that should throw Daunte Culpepper off his game. Which cornerback can cover Randy Moss, who needs 24 yards to become the first receiver in NFL history to average 100 receiving yards a game and a touchdown a game? Still, this is a dangerous game. Good teams have come to Phoenix and played horrible games. Part of the problem is the lack of a crowd. Only 23,000 people are expected. It has the feel of an exhibition game. At home, Cardinals coach Dave McGinnis motivates his team for some good performances and close games. The Cardinals have beaten Green Bay, Cincinnati and San Francisco at home. They lost to the Rams and Panthers by three points. This could be a dangerous game for the Vikings.

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exactly. your thoughts?