With preseason in full swing for the Minnesota Vikings, it’s time to predict who will have the better year between Minnesota’s basketball and football teams.
As summer comes to an end, those around Minnesota get excited about two things: the State Fair and Minnesota Vikings football. It’s no secret that the Vikings hold a special place in the hearts of Minnesotans of all ages.
The Vikings joined the NFL as an expansion team in 1961. As one of the oldest and most storied franchises in the NFL, the Vikings fan base is undoubtedly loyal. Through many highs and lows, Vikings fans have never stopped believing that a Super Bowl is within reach.
With a new year comes a renewed sense of hope for the Minnesota football franchise.
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Cooper Langby, fellow Dunking With Wolves contributor, recently wrote a very insightful article about the parallels between this current Vikings team and our new and improved Minnesota Timberwolves squad, which you can find here.
He has a point when it comes to the current Timberwolves and Vikings. These two teams share a ton of similarities going into their upcoming season.
This got me to thinking, who would have the better season between the two of my favorite teams?
So that is exactly what we will be doing today.
In order to predict who will have the better year, there are a few things to look at.