“The match started slow for Patriots, and quickly Vikings garnered momentum. They have accumulated 2 players advantage, when things started to turn around. Bortles realized he should not go for the score, but retreat, and instructed Taylor to surf a rookiish Viking. The next turn Vikings went for the ogre foul on Reyes, which terribly backfired. From that on, the score was likely, and pressure was only on the ball, not on position and player health.

Thanks to riot, Vikings had a great chance to equalize, but their 1turner snaked close to the goal line busting the claim him having sure feet. That was also a huge break.

Halftime speech was good, Patriots players returned from KO, and played motivated in the 2nd half. In contrast to the 1st, Pats players played with more urgency. Taylor had another monster game with 5 CAS, most of them in the 2nd half. He was a legit difference maker, and key driver pushing Pats up in the player advantage.
The affair was mostly positional, keeping and fighting for gap integrity. It helped a lot that Reyes did not make a mistake (at one point pro rerolling a bonehead and also rolling 2skull+pow evading a number of bullets), while Vikings ogre missed a number of key assignment, and observing the beautiful cheerleaders over blocking some ugly opponent.

Team was happy to return the whopping 4 seasons ago, and settle that score.

On to the division rival Thunderbolts!”