**DARNOLD LEADS VIKINGS TO DOMINANT 3-0 START, TEXANS GET THEIR ASSES KICKED**

In a stunning turn of events, quarterback sensation Sam Darnold led his team to a resounding 34-7 victory over the Houston Texans, marking their third consecutive win of the season. As Darnold emerged from the medical tent, having briefly left the game with a knee injury, the crowd at U.S. Bank Stadium erupted in a thunderous ovation, usually reserved for the team’s most beloved players.

This outpouring of support meant the world to Darnold, who tied a career high with four touchdown passes and now leads the league with eight touchdown throws this season. His remarkable performance has been the driving force behind his team’s unexpected success, with their Super Bowl odds skyrocketing from 100-1 to 35-1.

Running back Aaron Jones, who rushed for 102 yards and caught an 8-yard touchdown pass, echoed Darnold’s sentiments, praising the team’s unique chemistry. “It’s definitely different from anything that I’ve been a part of,” Jones said. “I can’t put my finger on what it is that’s different… but it’s special and I love it.”

Despite being written off by many experts, with a mere 14% chance of making the playoffs at the start of the season, this team has defied expectations, dismantling top-tier opponents in successive fashion. Their plus-55 margin of victory through three games is the second-best in franchise history.

Wide receiver Justin Jefferson, who caught six passes for 81 yards and a touchdown, all in the first half, expressed confidence in his team’s abilities. “We knew it was going to happen… we knew if this team was going to come prepared like we knew we’re going to come, and come out here and dominate the way we have been, we knew that people are going to start talking about us more.”

As the team looks ahead to their Week 4 showdown against the Green Bay Packers, Darnold remains focused on continued improvement, despite his remarkable start to the season. “Everything is high-level football right now… I think we’ve got to continue to push each other on Wednesdays, Thursdays, Fridays, and Saturdays, to be able to go out there on Sunday and perform at a high level, because there’s still room for improvement.”

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