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Vikings' Penalties and Fumble Lead to Ravens Defeat

11/12/2025

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The Minnesota Vikings lost 27-19 to the Baltimore Ravens, marked by eight false start penalties, the most by a home team since 2009.
Offensive coordinator Wes Phillips said he was embarrassed by the penalties and that they reflect "losing football."
Special teams coordinator Matt Daniels cited a Myles Price fumble on a kickoff return that led to a Ravens touchdown.
The Vikings are 4-5 and will face Chicago Bears next.

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Story summary

The Minnesota Vikings lost 27-19 to the Baltimore Ravens, marked by eight false start penalties, the most by a home team since 2009.
Offensive coordinator Wes Phillips said he was embarrassed by the penalties and that they reflect "losing football."
Special teams coordinator Matt Daniels cited a Myles Price fumble on a kickoff return that led to a Ravens touchdown.
The Vikings are 4-5 and will face Chicago Bears next.