Jason Harmon· Oct 5, 2026
Harmon expects the Vikings to beat the Saints in New Orleans in Week 5 and stay undefeated, provided the offense can move the ball.
“The Saints are unlikely to go down easily, especially at home, but the Vikings should be able to remain undefeated if the offense can actually move the ball.”
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Minnesota Vikings to beat Saints
“Next up for the Vikings on their list of attempted conquests is a trip to New Orleans to battle the Saints at the Caesars Superdome... the Vikings should be able to remain undefeated if the offense can actually move the ball.”
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