Los Angeles Rams 10 at Minnesota Vikings 14 on December 29th, 1974 - Full team and player stats and box score

The 1974 season was the Minnesota Vikings' 14th in the National Football League (NFL). They won the NFC Central with a 10–4 record, before defeating the St. Louis Cardinals 30–14 in the NFC divisional playoff game, followed by a 14–10 win over the Los Angeles Rams to claim their second consecutive NFC championship.

In the postseason game, L.A. forced six turnovers to win 19–10 and advance to their first NFC Championship Game, [2] but committed five turnovers and lost 14–10 on the road to the Minnesota Vikings. [3]

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The 1974 NFL season was the 55th regular season of the National Football League. ... Minnesota and St. Louis were both 8–3 (.727) vs. NFC opponents, compared to 7–3 (.700) for Los Angeles. With the Rams eliminated, the Vikings and Cardinals would then revert to the first tiebreaker step for two teams, head-to-head. Minnesota defeated St ...

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NFC Championship - Los Angeles Rams at Minnesota Vikings Game Statistics Date: December 29, 1974 Location: Bloomington, MN Venue: Metropolitan Stadium Attendance: 47404

1974: Zebras Did Us In! The Rams had reached the playoffs three times in the last seven years but didn't escape the first round until 1974 when they defeated the Washington Redskins 19-10 to advance to the NFC championship game against Minnesota. The Rams beat the Vikings 20-17 in late November and believed they could do it again.

The Minnesota Vikings squeaked out a win over the Los Angeles Rams, 14 to 10, in the 1974 NFC Championship game on December 29, 1974.

On December 29, 1974 the Minnesota Vikings hosted the Los Angeles Rams with the winner advancing to Super Bowl IX. Hall of Famers including Fran Tarkenton, Alan Page, and Merlin Olsen clashed...