Kirk Cousins rocks celebration chains again as he dances shirtless after Vikings win

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In the game that the Vikings won on a Greg Joseph 28-yard field goal with 12 seconds left, Cousins, 34, went 22 for 40 passing for 265 yards, two touchdowns, and an interception. At the start of the fourth quarter, they were behind 17-7. Fans were all over the video with one tweeting, "Bro struggled beating the commodores lol." Another posted, "Lol that’s pathetic. They almost lost to one of the worst teams in the nfl." A third posted, "Them boys tripping I would’ve been so scared on the plane." "Dyin over here," said another. A fifth said, "Dirty Kirk, aka Kirk Digler lol…I see you. I’ve been to Holland Christian high school before. And no one had any chains on like that I guess your a long ways from home now". Another twitter user said, "All of this to get bounced in the first round of the playoffs"

With the victory, Minnesota advanced to 7-1 and now leads Green Bay and Chicago in the NFC North by a margin of four and a half games. In Week 2, they suffered their lone loss of the year to the 8-0 Philadelphia Eagles. The Vikings have only had one multi-score victory, a 23-7 triumph over the Packers in Week 1; six of their seven victories have been decided by eight points or fewer. Next week, the Vikings will play the Bills in Buffalo, and if they can pull off a shock there, Cousins will be back on the plane dancing in his chains. 

MEAWW last year reported, The Minnesota Vikings and Denver Broncos have faced each other 15 times, according to their head-to-head record. The Broncos have won seven of the games, while the Vikings have won eight of them. The last five games between these two teams, with the Vikings winning three of them, have been incredibly exciting.

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