NFL power rankings, Week 17: Chiefs rise, Seahawks fall

60. There’s mutiny aboard the Vikings ship after an almost unprecedented collapse. Minnesota’s defensive backs reportedly ignored Mike Zimmer’s game plan on at-least the first drive of the game against Green Bay. Aaron Rodgers completed all four of his pass attempts for 28 yards, and was forced to punt. On the ensuing Packers drive, Rodgers had another perfect series capped off with a 21-yard touchdown to Jordy Nelson. Minnesota saw Sam Bradford threw three touchdowns, while also fumbling in the loss. Eric Kendricks did come up big on defense, recording 2.5 sacks, 11 tackles, 3.5 tackles for loss, and three quarterback hits. <p>Next Week: With the playoffs officially out of the conversation, Minnesota prepares for the Chicago Bears. Matt Barkley threw five interceptions in his last game, possibly providing the Vikings (should they follow the game plan) a chance to make a statement to end the year.</p> <p>Draft Talk: Minnesota ends their season with more questions than answers, specifically at the quarterback position. What is the future of Teddy Bridgewater following his horrific leg injury, and if he is unable to return can Sam Bradford be a realistic starter for 2017? Without a first-round draft pick, the Vikings are in a muddy situation when the draft heads to Philadelphia.</p>. 7-8. Previous: . Minnesota Vikings. 22. team