Monday Night Football scores, live updates: Vikings host Bears, Raiders host Falcons in doubleheader

Hmm, this isn’t good…

The Falcons’ drive stalled there, but Younghoe Koo’s 48-yard field goal extended their lead. They led 15-3 early in the fourth quarter.

After a pass interference penalty, Cam Akers extended the Vikings’ lead with a 1-yard touchdown run.

They currently lead 27-6 in the fourth quarter and the quarter should be almost over.

The Falcons got the ball back near midfield late in the third quarter after being forced to punt by the Raiders. Can you convert a good position on the field into a point? A touchdown would almost certainly make the game impossible. Atlanta led 12-3.

Caleb Williams took a big hit on third down, and the Bears had to settle for a field goal. With 13 minutes remaining, the Vikings’ lead was cut to 14 points.

Keenan Allen somehow brings this in and the Bears finally move in here to start the fourth quarter.

After a punt by the Falcons, the Raiders had possession near their own 3-yard line. Atlanta still led 12-3 with 4:15 left in the third quarter.

The Raiders stalled at midfield and punted back to the Falcons. There was no blocked punt this time. Atlanta took over midway through the third quarter with a 12-3 lead at its own 8-yard line.

Aaron Jones’ 1-yard touchdown run capped off a long 12-play drive, and the Vikings suddenly took a 20-3 lead late in the third quarter.

Sam Darnold made a perfect shot to Justin Jefferson at the goal line, setting up the touchdown run.

Atlanta gained just 15 yards after stealing the ball at the Las Vegas 37-yard line after a punt was blocked. Kirk Cousins ​​hit a wide opener on third-and-9, and Younghoe Koo made a good run from 40 yards to extend the Falcons’ lead to 12-3.

Of course, the Raiders didn’t take advantage of the interception. However, they lost 12 yards in three plays and allowed their second blocked punt of the night. The Falcons once again had great field position, this time at the Las Vegas 37. Will they do anything with this?

The Bears entered the game with a 29-yard Cairo Santos field goal. However, a touchdown was taken away due to an illegal substitution play.

Replays also revealed that officials missed a facemask penalty against the Vikings when Caleb Williams made an incomplete pass for third goal.

D’Andre Swift appeared to score a 1-yard touchdown run for the Bears. However, the score was nullified due to an illegal substitution penalty in which Kiran Amegaji did not declare his eligibility. (Pokedan Skipper!)

The Falcons started the second half at their own 45 after a 38-yard kickoff return. He immediately gave the ball back to the Raiders. On the first play from scrimmage in the third quarter, Kirk Cousins ​​threw an interception to Robert Spillane, giving the Raiders possession near midfield.

The Bears were headed for a score after receiving a 29-yard pass from Caleb Williams to Roma Odunze.

This is not a properly played football game. Drake London is the only bright spot for either team. His 30-yard scoring grab was the Falcons’ only touchdown thus far with a 9-3 lead going into halftime.

Three other Falcons drives into Raiders territory ended in punts. Meanwhile, the Raiders did nothing with the ball even when the Falcons got it back. Their offense scored one point on a field goal and a safety.

Here are the halftime stats:

Kirk Cousins: 7/9 for 84 yards, 1 touchdown, 0 turnovers, 2 sacks
Desmond Ridder: 7 of 11, 59 yards, 0 touchdowns or turnovers, 1 sack.

Bijan Robinson: 58 yards on 10 carries
Alexander Mattison: 4 carries, 5 yards, 1 fumble, tackle for safety.

Drake London: 2 catches, 48 ​​yards, 1 touchdown
Brock Bowers: 3 catches 35 yards

Falcons total offense: 128 yards, 4.9 yards per play.
Raiders total offense: 80 yards at 2.9 yards per play.

Falcons turnovers: 0
Raiders turnovers: 1 + safety take

Minnesota, still stunned by the Vanilla Ice’s halftime performance, goes 3-and-out on their first drive of the second half.

Ryan Wright made his first punt of the game. Chicago would take over at 20 points after a 55-yard punt and Terrell Smith’s 10-yard illegal block over West penalty.

Another Falcons possession that advanced into Raiders territory ended without a score. The Falcons punted from midfield after Kirk Cousins’ third-down sack, giving the Raiders a chance to close the gap to 9-3 before halftime.

Meanwhile in Minnesota. …The Vikings dusted off Vanilla Ice for the halftime show. Apparently, that’s part of their ice theme tonight, which includes a whiteout on the field and in the stands.

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Alexander Mattison is having a tough night. He lost a fumble on the Raiders’ first possession. And he had just suffered a 1-yard loss on a safety after the Falcons pinned the Raiders on their own goal line with a punt. The Falcons led 9-3 with 5:35 left before halftime and possession.