Key takeaways from the Minnesota Vikings' absolutely dominant victory over the Cincinnati Bengals in week 3, and what we learned.

Minnesota Vikings quarterback Carson Wentz is set to make NFL history with an unprecedented starting streak during the team's game against the Cincinnati Bengals.

It certainly was on Sunday, as the team was absolutely obliterated by the Minnesota Vikings. At the time of publication Jake Browning was having a howler, with a pair of interceptions (one returned for a touchdown), while the Minnesota defense also took one of the three fumbles it recovered in the game to the house.

Jordan Mason rushed for 116 yards and two scores on just 16 attempts, Will Reichard made a 62-yard field goal — the longest in Vikings history — as the first half ended and Wentz threw for two touchdowns over three quarters before yielding the mop-up work to rookie Max Brosmer.

Listen closely, and you’ll notice that Carson Wentz and Adam Thielen said something similar about playing for the Minnesota Vikings this year. “It’s a

The Minnesota Vikings are confident in backup quarterback Carson Wentz bringing some stability to the team's offense in Week 3, according to ESPN's Kevin Seifert.