Three superstars, two Super Bowl dark horses and a 'unicorn' will play in London this month as the NFL roadshow returns to the English capital.

As the last eight seconds ticked off the Croke Park clock in Dublin on Sunday, after Steelers quarterback Aaron Rodgers took a final knee to secure a 24–21 victory, the Vikings filtered onto the field in disappointment. But the biggest win of the weekend, for the league at least, was already in hand.

Isaiah Rodgers made NFL history with a pick-six, fumble return touchdown and two forced fumbles as the Minnesota Vikings defeated Cincinnati Bengals, 48-10.

“The Vikings are the only NFL team in the Super Bowl era to have a game where they: had under 200 yards of offense, failed to score a TD, took 6+ sacks, fumbled 4+ times, committed 4+ turnovers, had 8+ penalties, allowed an individual 100-yard rusher,” Opta Stats posted.

The Vikings scored on the opening drive of the Sept. 21 game and allowed the turnover-prone Bengals to bury themselves in an eventual 48-10 Minnesota victory at U.S. Bank Stadium. A crowd of 66,792 attended the rout,

Reichard hit from 59 yards in Week 1 and he broke the franchise record with a 62-yarder against the Bengals in Week 3.

Three superstars, two Super Bowl dark horses and a 'unicorn' will play in London this month as the NFL roadshow returns to the English capital.

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