Coming off of their thrilling Monday Night Football victory to start the season, the Minnesota Vikings will prepare for another prime time contest in Week 2 when they host the Atlanta Falcons on Sunday Night Football at U.S. Bank Stadium.

As we all saw on Monday night, the Vikings overcame a 17-6 fourth quarter deficit, roaring back with 21 unanswered points to win their sixth consecutive game at Soldier Field, 27-24 over the Chicago Bears. The Falcons were not quite as lucky, as they dropped their Week 1 contest to one of their division rivals, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Atlanta had an opportunity to send the game to overtime, but Younghoe Koo pushed his 44-yard attempt wide to the right to give the Bucs a 23-20 victory.

This game will be another matchup of quarterbacks from the draft cl

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