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Speaking of wild cards: Five time Super Bowl loser( a record) Minnesota Vikings, may just DO IT!

Still, if I had to pick the most fascinating development in the NFC—and probably the playoffs as a whole—I’d go with the Minnesota Vikings. THE FOLLOWING PARAGRAPH SHOULD NOT BE READ BY SUPERSTITIOUS VIKINGS FANS, WHO WILL BE FURIOUS THAT I AM JINXING THEIR TEAM AND HOLD ME RESPONSIBLE IF THEY BLOW IT. I really think this could be the year when it actually happens: an NFL team gets to host a home Super Bowl. The Vikings are the two seed; they’ll get at least one home playoff game, and with the Eagles so wobbly, there’s a solid chance that the league title game will wind up in Minneapolis. The Vikings were 7-1 at home this year, quarterback Case Keenum has gone from journeyman to Lost Son of Fran Tarkenton, and the whole city is watched over by the purple spirit of local son Prince...

A fan since the franchise opened in 1960 with Norm Van Brocklin as Head Coach-that's 57 years of undying devotion! and a lotta Hamms! http://www.vikings.com/team/history/timeline.html