"The Minnesota Vikings haven't exactly been lucky on coin tosses, either. Since 1999 (when Pro Football Reference started keeping track), the Vikings have won fewer coin tosses than any team in the National Football League, having done so just 111 times in those 16 seasons (256 total regular season games)... The table shows the win-loss records of teams in games where they win the coin toss."
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Monday, January 26, 2015
Somebody has to lose a coin flip...
mariyam | 9:48 AM | sports
But nobody loses more of them than the Minnesota Vikings:
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