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Vikings RB Ty Chandler earns 'featured' role in offense after career-best performance vs. Bengals


Running back will be a "featured" part of the Vikings offense moving forward, head coach Kevin O'Connell said Monday, after Chandler's breakout game in Cincinnati. In his first NFL start Saturday, Chandler had a career-high 132 rushing yards — the most by a Vikings player under O'Connell — and apparently earned a featured role. (Minneapolis Star Tribune)

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Vikings RB Ty Chandler earns 'featured' role in offense after career-best performance vs. Bengals