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The Vikings found a unique way to boost their attendance for their road clash against the Lions on Sunday night which will decide the winner of the NFC North in a battle between the two 14-2 squads.<\/p>\n
According to ESPN, the Vikings bought approximately 1,900 tickets near the visitors bench at Ford Field, at about $1,000 per ticket, adding up to nearly $2 million in total.<\/p>\n
The ticket total is in addition to the mandated quota of roughly 600 tickets that teams are given for road games.<\/p>\n
The team then turned around and offered the tickets to team-based stakeholders for just $200-$300, a massive profit-loss, according to ESPN.<\/p>\n
\u201cGiven the uniqueness of this game, we wanted to offer our stakeholders \u2014 staff, family, season ticket members and team partners \u2014 an opportunity to attend,\u201d the Vikings said in a statement.<\/p>\n
Sports Illustrated reported that sources claimed the Lions reached out to the NFL regarding the purchase, but were told the Vikings did not violate any rules.<\/p>\n
As well as deciding the NFC north, the Vikings-Lions showdown will decide the No. 1 playoff seed in the NFC.<\/p>\n
Sunday\u2019s game also will be the first in NFL regular season history to feature two teams with at least 13 wins. <\/p>\n
The stakes are extra-high because the winner will receive a first-round bye, with the loser dropping down to the No. 5 seed and a road game during the wild-card round while also being the first wild-card team in history with 14 wins.<\/p>\n
The Vikings and the Lions face off on Sunday at 8:20 p.m. Eastern on NBC in a \u201cSunday Night Football\u201d clash. <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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