The post Pre-Snap Penalties Doom Vikings In Week 10 Loss To Surging Ravens appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Justin Jefferson and the Vikings struggled to find consistency in the loss to the Ravens. (Photo by Michael Reaves/Getty Images) Getty Images The Minnesota Vikings have no idea of how to take advantage of their homefield after recording a huge road upset. Instead of coming into U.S. Bank Stadium with a head of steam and rolling over the visiting Baltimore Ravens, the Vikings gave the game away. They dissipated all the momentum they had after beating the Detroit Lions a week earlier. The Vikings were beaten 27-19 by the visitors. The Vikings committed eight pre-snap penalties as the offensive line was not on the same page as quarterback J.J. McCarthy. The second-year signal caller from Michigan is going through growing pains and made poor decisions throughout the game. He had opportunities to run throughout the game when he decided to throw the ball to covered receivers. Those decisions cost the Vikings dearly. “We had opportunities but there were a lot of tipped balls,” head coach Kevin O’Connell said at his press conference after the game. “Those all were opportunities for catches and we have to fix those situations. We are going to have conversations as to why those tipped passes happened. What happened was completely unacceptable.” Wide receiver Justin Jefferson is supposed to be the best receiver in the NFL, but he was off his game as well, with slow cuts and an inability to fight through tight coverage and make the play. McCarthy and Jefferson are not on the same page at this point. McCarthy overshot Jefferson on some plays, while Jefferson did not come through by holding on to catchable passes on other plays. O’Connell joins the analytics crowd with brutal decision Head coach Kevin O’Connell made a questionable decision to go for two points following a fourth… The post Pre-Snap Penalties Doom Vikings In Week 10 Loss To Surging Ravens appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Justin Jefferson and the Vikings struggled to find consistency in the loss to the Ravens. (Photo by Michael Reaves/Getty Images) Getty Images The Minnesota Vikings have no idea of how to take advantage of their homefield after recording a huge road upset. Instead of coming into U.S. Bank Stadium with a head of steam and rolling over the visiting Baltimore Ravens, the Vikings gave the game away. They dissipated all the momentum they had after beating the Detroit Lions a week earlier. The Vikings were beaten 27-19 by the visitors. The Vikings committed eight pre-snap penalties as the offensive line was not on the same page as quarterback J.J. McCarthy. The second-year signal caller from Michigan is going through growing pains and made poor decisions throughout the game. He had opportunities to run throughout the game when he decided to throw the ball to covered receivers. Those decisions cost the Vikings dearly. “We had opportunities but there were a lot of tipped balls,” head coach Kevin O’Connell said at his press conference after the game. “Those all were opportunities for catches and we have to fix those situations. We are going to have conversations as to why those tipped passes happened. What happened was completely unacceptable.” Wide receiver Justin Jefferson is supposed to be the best receiver in the NFL, but he was off his game as well, with slow cuts and an inability to fight through tight coverage and make the play. McCarthy and Jefferson are not on the same page at this point. McCarthy overshot Jefferson on some plays, while Jefferson did not come through by holding on to catchable passes on other plays. O’Connell joins the analytics crowd with brutal decision Head coach Kevin O’Connell made a questionable decision to go for two points following a fourth…