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How a cooking competition this summer helped the Vikings grow as a team

^{Published on 2024-12-19 20:05:24 - MSN}
 

• You've seen the postgame speeches in the locker room after each win. You've heard all about the culture everybody has worked so hard to build. You've felt the way that camaraderie has translated to success with the Vikings boasting a 12-2 record.

The article discusses how the Minnesota Vikings participated in a unique team-building event during the summer, a cooking competition called "MasterChef: Minnesota Vikings Edition." This event was not just about culinary skills but was designed to foster team cohesion and communication among players. Held at the team's facilities, the competition saw players divided into groups, each tasked with creating a meal under the guidance of professional chefs. The event was part of a broader strategy by the Vikings' management to enhance team chemistry off the field, which they believe translates into better performance on the field. Players like Kirk Cousins and Justin Jefferson were involved, showcasing their cooking talents while also engaging in fun, competitive banter. This initiative reflects the Vikings' innovative approach to team-building, aiming to strengthen bonds through shared, non-football related experiences.

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