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Minnesota beat Indianapolis 16-10 to move to 6-0 after the Chiefs and 49ers suffered their first defeats of the season.
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The Minnesota Vikings are the NFL’s last unbeaten team after the Kansas City Chiefs and San Francisco 49ers both lost in week seven. Minnesota improved to 6-0 with a 16-10 home win over the Indianapolis Colts, extending a run that has made them an unexpected early-season frontrunner.
Kansas City, now 5-1, were beaten 20-3 by the Seattle Seahawks, who limited running back Kenneth Walker to 36 yards on 14 carries. Seattle improved to 4-3. The 49ers fell 29-20 to Atlanta after the Falcons forced four turnovers, including two interceptions by quarterback Brock Purdy; San Francisco are 6-1.
Minnesota’s defence has been among the league’s best, while kicker Will Reichard has yet to miss a kick, according to BBC Sport. The Vikings have won 11 straight games including the end of last season, and face a divisional test against the Detroit Lions next week. Detroit beat Green Bay 20-17 with a field goal as time expired.
The results leave Minnesota alone among the unbeaten teams heading into week eight. The Vikings had been 4-0 after week four, alongside the Chiefs and 49ers, in an earlier NFL round-up.
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