The Minnesota Vikings took care of two important pieces of business on Sunday.
Teddy Bridgewater made his long-awaited return to action and the team wrapped up the NFC North with a 34-7 rout of the Cincinnati Bengals.
The quarterback entered Sunday's game in the fourth quarter, marking his first action since an August 2016 knee injury.
His first pass was an interception that bounced off running back Jerick McKinnon's hands. He did not complete either of his two attempts.
Case Keenum exited the game in the fourth quarter with the Vikings leading the Bengals 34-0. Keenum completed 20 of 23 passes for 236 yards and two touchdowns.
Tremendous ovation for @teddyb_h2o. Welcome back! 🐻#Skolpic.twitter.com/jLIM6HSc3y
— Minnesota Vikings (@Vikings) December 17, 2017
Minnesota wrapped up the division for just the second time this decade, having also claiming it in 2015. The Vikings followed the Philadelphia Eagles as just the second NFC team to clinch a division or playoff berth.
Minnesota closes out its season with Green Bay and a New Year's Eve contest at the Detroit Lions in Week 17.
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