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Event – Chicago Bears at Minnesota Vikings

Time & Date – 3:15 pm, Sunday, November 29th, 2009

Venue – Metrodome, Minneapolis, Minnesota

Last year Chicago and Minnesota tied their season series. The Bears took the lead with a 48-41 home win on October 19th, and the Vikings tied things up with a 34-14 home win on November 30th. This year Minnesota is the first to get home field advantage, and the Vikings will be looking to one-up the Bears.

On the field since 1919, Chicago earned its 17th division title in 2006, its 4th conference title also in 2006, and its 9th league title in 1985 at Super Bowl XX. On the field since 1961, Minnesota earned its 17th division title in 2008, its 4th conference title in 1976, and its 1st league title in 1969.

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Here’s a look at what both teams have done with the season so far.

CHICAGO BEARS

Chicago is 3rd in the NFC North with a 4-5 record. The offense has brought in 21 touchdowns and is averaging 334.3 yards per game, while the offense has allowed 24 touchdowns and an average of 313.8 yards per game. Quarterback Jay Cutler is 211-of-338 for a 62.4 percent completion rate, running back Matt Forte leads in rushing with 482 yards to date, wide receiver Devin Hester sits atop receiving yards with 596, and linebacker Lance Briggs is king with 71 tackles in total.

MINNESOTA VIKINGS

Minnesota is 1st in the NFC North with an 8-1 record. The offense has brought in 32 touchdowns and is averaging 369.1 yards per game, while the offense has allowed 21 touchdowns and an average of 328.7 yards per game. Quarterback Brett Favre is 194-of-285 for a 68.1 percent completion rate, running back Adrian Peterson leads in rushing with 917 yards to date, wide receiver Sidney Rice sits atop receiving yards with 786, and linebacker E.J. Henderson is king with 64 tackles in total.

Will the Bears have what it takes to beat the Vikings in Minnesota, or will the Vikings take the lead in the season series?

Last year Chicago finished 2nd in its division with a 9-7 record. Minnesota finished 2008 1st in its division with a 10-6 record and advanced to the wild card playoffs, but couldn’t get past the Philadelphia Eagles in the 26-14 battle.

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Sources: http://www.nfl.com/, http://sports.yahoo.com/, http://espn.go.com/, and http://www.wikipedia.org/.