MINNEAPOLIS — With a chance to pull within a field goal, Minnesota Vikings quarterback Carson Wentz eluded pressure, rolled to his right and lofted a pass to an outstretched T.J. Hockenson in the back of the end zone for what appeared to be a critical touchdown.

The play was later ruled an incomplete pass, and the Vikings eventually settled for a field goal for the fifth time in six red zone trips. Entering the game, the Vikings had scored touchdowns on eight of their previous 11 trips to the red zone but on Sunday, they struggled to cross the goal line in falling to .500 following a 28-22 loss to the defending Super Bowl champion Philadelphia Eagles.

The struggles near the goal line started on the Vikings' very first offensive drive, when they marched 61 yards to Philadelphia's 19-yar

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