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They achieved national infamy in 2005, when players on the team took part in the now infamous "love boat scandal".<ref>[http://news.minnesota.publicradio.org/features/2005/10/12_williamsb_vikings/ Allegations rock Vikings]</ref>  This led to criminal charges and the adoptation of a Code of Conduct by [[Zygi Wilf]], the teams owner.

They achieved national infamy in 2005, when players on the team took part in the now infamous "love boat scandal".<ref>[http://news.minnesota.publicradio.org/features/2005/10/12_williamsb_vikings/ Allegations rock Vikings]</ref>  This led to criminal charges and the adoptation of a Code of Conduct by [[Zygi Wilf]], the teams owner.

They have appeared in the [[Super Bowl]] four times (non-consecutively) and have lost all four times, tying them with the [[Buffalo Bills]] as the team with the most Super Bowl losses without winning a game.

They have appeared in the [[Super Bowl]] four times (non-consecutively) and have lost all four times, tying them with the [[Buffalo Bills]] as the team with the most Super Bowl losses without winning a game.  They were able to connive the taxpayers into building a new stadium for the team; the stadium has attracted controversy as its glass windows are notorious for attracting migratory birds to their deaths.

   

   

==NFC North Rivals==

==NFC North Rivals==