Redman Among Inactives For Steelers Vs. Vikings
Running back Isaac Redman is inactive for the Pittsburgh Steelers for their game against the Minnesota Vikings in London, with rookie Le'Veon Bell set to make his debut.
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Running back Isaac Redman is inactive for the Pittsburgh Steelers for their game against the Minnesota Vikings in London, with rookie Le'Veon Bell set to make his debut.
David McCoy knows sports, but he doesn't seem to have a clue when it comes to London landmarks. He's in the United Kingdom to cover the Vikings as they play the Pittsburgh Steelers at Wembley Stadium Sunday.
Vikings fans travel rather well, but there's droves that have traveled to London to watch the men in purple play Pittsburgh. And it doesn't even have to be Minnesotans, as fanatics from as far as Denmark are in England to catch the NFL's European matchup. As for how the locals feel about the American version of "football"?
The Minnesota Vikings are getting ready for Sunday's game in London and are experiencing part of the culture first-hand. We decided to have a little fun with the players as David McCoy tested several of them on British language.
Minnesota Vikings quarterback Christian Ponder's playing status for Sunday's NFL game in London against the Pittsburgh Steelers is in doubt because of a rib injury. Vikings coach Leslie Frazier said that practice on Wednesday will "be a big signal in what direction we'll have to go," with a decision expected by Friday.
Like the Vikings themselves, Hubert's Sports Bar across the street from Mall of America Field has a loyal fan base of their own. "We have people who have been coming in for years," manager Jody Anderly said. "They have their favorite table, their favorite server, and they're not going to vary their routine at all."
The NFL is back in London boasting the star power of Adrian Peterson and Ben Roethlisberger. Trouble is, their teams have nothing to brag about. The Minnesota Vikings and Pittsburgh Steelers are both 0-3 heading into Sunday's game at Wembley Stadium.
The Minnesota Vikings are bringing some extra baggage to London. They don't have any wins to take with them, though. Just a home game they have to play overseas.
Are you a big Vikings fan looking to land a ticket to their game against the Pittsburgh Steelers in London? You'll want to pay attention. The Vikings will face the Steelers on Sept. 29 in London, and you could win a ticket through the "Vikings go to UK" sweepstakes.
The Vikings are going across the pond next fall to play the Pittsburgh Steelers at London's Wembley Stadium.
The Minnesota Vikings will be hosting a game at London's Wembley Stadium next year.
A Gustavus senior won a silver medal at the Paralympic Games in London on Monday.
In the face of unimaginable tragedy, Hugh McCutcheon led the U.S. men's volleyball team to an Olympic gold medal in Beijing. Four years later in London, he coached the women's team to a silver.
Team USA left no doubt to the outcome it its Olympic pool play game against Nigeria in London on Thursday.
Team USA used a dominating second half performance to run away from Turkey on Wednesday in pool play at the Olympics with an 89-58 victory in London.
Team USA ran away from Tunisia in men's basketball pool play in the Olympics with a 110-63 victory to improve to 2-0 at the games.
It was a big weekend for Minnesota Timberwolves players at the London Olympics, and it should give fans reason to be excited about the season ahead.
Andrei Kirilenko says the time was right for a return to the NBA. After his first game for Russia in the Olympics, it's hard to argue with him.
Tina Charles and Candace Parker each had double-doubles and Angel McCoughtry provided a spark off the bench to help the U.S. women's team overcome a sloppy performance Saturday to beat Croatia 81-56 in their Olympic opener.
It's about that time. You're wondering, "Who should I root for in the 2012 Olympics?" Look no further than Alise Post.
As prosecutors in Minnesota began preparing to file charges against a man accused of molesting two girls and raping a third in the 1990s, the suspect fled the United States, eventually winding up in London, where authorities caught up to him two years ago.
Britain's High Court on Thursday blocked a U.S. government bid to extradite a sex criminal to Minnesota, saying the state's restrictive treatment program for sex offenders was far too draconian.
In England, thousands took to the streets for the worst rioting in a generation. But the economic situation inLondonis no worse than anywhere else in Europe, orAmericafor that matter. So why are so many in England rioting?
