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The last undefeated NFL team in 2026 has lost

Detroit ends Minnesota’s unbeaten run

The Lions won 19-15 on Sunday, handing Minnesota its first loss after a 6-0 start. Eight weeks into the NFL season, no team remained undefeated. The defeat also stopped the Vikings’ regular-season winning streak at 11 games, a stretch that began last season. A victory would have matched the franchise’s longest streak, set in 1969.

Fourth-quarter lead changes hands

Minnesota entered the final quarter trailing 12-7 after Lions running back Jahmyr Gibbs scored on a 30-yard run. Gibbs led the NFL in touchdowns, according to the report.

With 3:56 remaining, Kyler Murray connected with T.J. Hockensen for an eight-yard touchdown. Minnesota converted the two-point attempt to take a 15-12 lead.

Lions answer, Vikings falter

Detroit reclaimed the lead about four minutes later. Jameson Williams caught a seven-yard touchdown pass to finish a long Lions drive. Minnesota’s next possession produced little: the Vikings ran three plays, gained five yards and punted. They did not regain the lead before the game ended.

Offense remains a concern

Minnesota averaged 281 yards per game, the fourth-lowest total in the NFL. The team’s loss ended its unbeaten run as those offensive difficulties continued.

Key points

  • Detroit beat Minnesota 19-15, ending the Vikings’ 6-0 start.
  • The loss snapped Minnesota’s 11-game regular-season winning streak.
  • Jameson Williams scored the go-ahead touchdown late in the fourth quarter.
  • The Vikings entered Sunday averaging 281 yards per game, fourth-fewest in the NFL.
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