3:01 PM - The Vikings end their season with a 38-10 win over the Bears. Sam Bradford threw for 250 yards and three touchdowns, and finished the season with an NFL record 71.6 completion percentage. Kyle Rudolph set a handful of records and finished with 11 catches for 117 yards and a touchdown. Jerick McKinnon had 89 rushing yards and one score, and added another touchdown through the air. Minnesota's defense had two picks and scored on a fumble recovery by Everson Griffen. The Vikings finish the 2016 season with an 8-8 record.

2:49 PM - The Vikings win 38-10! SKOL!

2:45 PM - The Vikings force a punt and will take over on their own 14-yard line at the 2-minute warning.

2:42 PM - The Vikings go for it on fourth down and turn it over on downs. The Bears take over on their own 34-yard line.

2:35 PM - The Vikings force a punt as Brian Robison and Linval Joseph team up to sack Bears quarterback David Fales. Minnesota takes over at its own 26-yard line.

Shaun Hill is in at quarterback for the Vikings.

2:28 PM - The defense joins in on the fun as Everson Griffen scoops up a fumble and scores on a 20-yard return. Danielle Hunter and Lineal Joseph combined to sack Matt Barkley and jar the ball loose. Minnesota leads 38-10.

2:17 PM - Jerick McKinnon scores his second touchdown on the day on a 10-yard run. He had a 16-yard touchdown catch earlier. Minnesota leads 31-10 early in the fourth quarter.

2:12 PM -Minnesota's defense has a big fourth-down stand as the Bears are stuffed for no gain on fourth-and-1 from their own 40-yard line. The Vikings take over on Chicago's 40-yard line.

2:08 PM - The Vikings lead 24-10 at the end of the third quarter.

2:05 PM - Sam Bradford throws his fifth interception of the season as he is intercepted in the end zone. Chicago will start at its own 20-yard line. Minnesota leads 24-10 with 2:20 left in the third quarter.

1:49 PM -The Vikings get their second red-zone interception of the day as Trae Waynes picks off Matt Barkley at the 11-yard line. Minnesota has two picks today.

1:29 PM - The Vikings lead 24-10 at the half. Minnesota has 244 total yards of offense. Bradford is 17-of-22 for 188 yards and three touchdowns. Jerick McKinnon, Kyle Rudolph and Jarius Wright all have touchdown catches. Xavier Rhodes has an interception on defense.

1:25 PM - The Vikings take advantage of the fumble as Bradford throws a 1-yard touchdown pass to Jarius Wright. That is Wright's first touchdown of the season. Bradford has three touchdown passes today.

1:19 PM -Minnesota is forced to punt by the Bears muff the punt. The play is reviewed and the Vikings keep possession of the ball. Minnesota will start at Chicago's 21-yard line. Jayron Kearse recovered the fumble.

1:10 PM - The Vikings lead 17-7 after Bears quarterback Matt Barkley catches a 2-yard touchdown pass.

1:07 PM - Minnesota has a 17-0 lead at the 2-minute warning. The Bears face second-and-goal at the 3-yard line.

12:52 PM - The Vikings go three-and-out as the Bears will start at their own 15-yard line.

12:39 PM -The Vikings take advantage as Kyle Rudolph hauls in a  22-yard touchdown pass from Bradford. Rudolph now has 29 career touchdown catches and is now the franchise leader in touchdown catches by a tight end. The Vikings lead 17-0.

12:37 PM - The Vikings defense forces a turnover as Anthony Harris pounces on a fumble. Minnesota takes over at Chicago's 35-yard line.

12:33 PM - Minnesota's drive ends with a  21-yard field goal from Kai Forbath. He has made all 15 of his field goal tries this season. The Vikings lead 10-0 over the Bears.

12:30 PM -The Vikings lead 7-0 at the end of the first quarter. Bradford is 8-for-8 for 109 yards and has a touchdown pass to Jerick McKinnon. Minnesota is facing third-and-goal at the 7-yard line. Left tackle T.J. Clemmings is questionable to return with an elbow injury and has been replaced by Rashod Hill.

12:15 PM - Xavier Rhodes makes a great play in the redzone.

Chicago drives into the red zone before Rhodes picks off Bears quarterback Matt Barkley. The Vikings will start at their own 4-yard line. Rhodes now have a career-high five picks this season.

12:07 PM - The Vikings are on the board!

The Vikings strike first with a 16-yard touchdown pass from Sam Bradford to Jerick McKinnon. Minnesota leads 7-0 and marched 70 yards in six plays. Bradford completed a 39-yard pass to Cordarrelle Patterson on the drive.

12:02 PM - Chad Greenway, Kyle Rudolph, Brian Robison, Everson Griffen and Audie Cole are today's captains for the Vikings. Chicago wins the toss and elects to defer. The Vikings will start with the ball.

10:30 AM - The Vikings have released the list of players that will be inactive for Sunday's game against the Chicago Bears at U.S. Bank Stadium.

Minnesota has listed WR Laquon Treadwell, WR Stefon Diggs, G Alex Boone, T Willie Beavers, RB Adrian Peterson, QB Taylor Heinicke and RB C.J. Ham as inactive Sunday.

The Vikings will hope to start off 2017 on a positive note today as they wrap their season by hosting the Chicago Bears at U.S. Bank Stadium and, with a win, will avoid having a losing record.

While much of the focus this week was on the future of the team, Head Coach Mike Zimmer and his staff stressed the need to be focused on the task at hand and to finish the season strong. If that didn't get the player's attention, surely the 20-10 Halloween night loss earlier this year to a Bears team that has just one win since then will have Vikings players dialed in for Sunday.

The team might be a little shorthanded on offense, with G Alex Boone (lower back) and WR Stefon Diggs (hip) both being listed as doubtful, with neither practicing at all during the week. The potential loss of Boone could be somewhat offset by the return of G Brandon Fusco, who has missed time due to a concussion, but practiced in full on Friday and wasn't listed on the team's injury report.

RB Adrian Peterson (knee/groin) was ruled out on Friday as well.

Despite those absences, the offense has a chance to close the season on a positive note, specifically with Sam Bradford and Adam Thielen. Bradford has a chance to break the NFL record for completion percentage in a season, while Thielen enters the game with 960 receiving yards and could become the team's first 1,000-yard receiver since Sidney Rice in 2009.

The Bears could be missing several key pieces on defense, including LB Leonard Floyd, who didn't practice this week due to a concussion and is listed as doubtful. They will for sure be without LB Pernell McPhee, who was ruled out on Saturday due to a shoulder injury.

On offense for Chicago, they will have a different quarterback this time around against the Vikings, with Matt Barkley looking to continue his mostly solid play filling in for the injured Jay Cutler. Joining him in the backfield will be RB Jordan Howard, who ran over the Vikings in October for a season-high 153 yards. His season total sits at 1,178 and the Bears will likely try and replicate their previous success against the Vikings on the ground this Sunday.

The Vikings are fairly healthy on defense though a mid-week knee injury to S Andrew Sendejo will keep him sidelined today, with Anthony Harris and/or Jayron Kearse filling in for him alongside Harrison Smith.

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