"Vikings' Final Sequence Marred by Crowd Noise and Clock Mismanagement"
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Minnesota Vikings quarterback Kirk Cousins attributes the team's bizarre final sequence, resulting in zero points and a loss to the Los Angeles Chargers, to crowd noise affecting his ability to hear the play calls. Cousins attempted a pass instead of spiking the ball to stop the clock, leading to an interception. The Vikings now have a 0-3 record for the season, and Cousins acknowledges the team has a long way to go to recover.
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