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The Minnesota Vikings got their second win of the season, and it wasn't even close, beating the Cincinnati Bengals by a score of 48-10. It was a complete destruction in every aspect of the game with the Vikings leading at halftime 34-3.

Isaiah Rodgers is having the game of his professional life at U.S. Bank Stadium this afternoon, as he’s probably already sewn up NFC Defensive Player of the Week honors, and has set an NFL record in the process.

Here are the winners and losers from the third Sunday of the 2025 NFL season, including the Eagles, 49ers and Cowboys.

With the Minnesota Vikings facing Cincinnati Bengals backup quarterback Jake Browning, the defense was fully ready to take advantage. Rodgers was the biggest beneficiary. As Minnesota hounded Browning, Rodgers scored two defensive touchdowns in the first half, placing himself as a one-of-one.

Minnesota Vikings safety Isaiah Rodgers forces a fumble of Bengals wide receiver Ja'Marr Chase and Vikings cornerback Jeff Okudah recovers.

Just by taking the first snap for the Minnesota Vikings on Sunday, Carson Wentz will be a record breaker. No NFL quarterback has ever started for this many teams in consecutive seasons as Wentz will have after his Week 3 start with J.

Carson Wentz is the starting quarterback for the Minnesota Vikings for at least another week, head coach Kevin O'Connell said a few minutes after celebrating a 48-10 win Sunday.