Chris Spooner is a Contributor at USA TODAY. He focuses on themes related to sports, particularly major league and competitive team sports, as well as the business aspects of the sports industry. Chris's work has been featured in Yahoo News, USA TODAY, BVM Sports, Converter Magazine, Yahoo Sports, MSN, and The Sporting News.
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Chris Spooner’s coverage is heavily focused on football, particularly the Minnesota Vikings and NFL. He frequently provides event coverage, announcements and investment analysis related to these topics.
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A week after getting shut out, the Vikings pitched a shutout of their own in Week 14 against the Washington Commanders. Here are the Studs and Duds.
Minnesota Vikings running back Jordan Mason was hurt in the first quarter against the New York Giants and is out with an ankle injury.
Story by Chris Spooner, Vikings Wire
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Story by Chris Spooner, Vikings Wire When is a win not a win? The Vikings ' 16–13 victory over the New York Giants will go into the
Minnesota Vikings' quarterback J.J. McCarthy left the team's Week 18 game vs Green Bay in the third quarter with a hand injury.
Story by Chris Spooner, Vikings Wire
Chris Spooner, Vikings Wire Recently, the team over at Bleacher Report identified one “overpaid” player for each NFL team following 2026 free agency.
Chris Spooner, Vikings Wire The 2026 NFL schedule has dropped, which means it's time for endless discussion and debate. Who has the toughest schedule?
Chris Spooner, Vikings Wire For better or worse, the NFL is largely a young man's game. Teams are propped up by – or doomed to collapse – the strength of their young cores.
Chris Spooner, Vikings Wire Entering year three with barely anything to show for it, seeing J.J.
