Sam Darnold has experienced a career revival his his first season with the Minnesota Vikings. Sunday's version of Sam Darnold has looked very much like the player who failed in multiple NFL stops after being selected with the No. 3 pick in the 2018 draft.

In the end, the Vikings got a otherworldly effort from their defense, which made up for a shaky effort from their offense.

Darnold's first interception took place with the Jaguars holding a 7-0 lead late in the first quarter. He threw a first-down pass in Jaguars territory to Justin Jefferson, who was blanked by cornerback Tyson Campbell. Campbell broke up the pass, and linebacker Foyesade Oluokun picked it off on the deflection.

Sam Darnold has some flaws in his game that might well be with him as long as he’s in the NFL. The Minnesota Vikings are faithfully viewing Darnold as a feature and not a bug in this season of revival for both the quarterback and the team.

Ahead of his team's matchup against the Minnesota Vikings, Jacksonville Jaguars coach Doug Pederson offered a playful answer when asked to assess the reason why Vikings quarterback Sam Darnold has shown remarkable improvement in his first season with the team.

Future NFL Hall of Famer Rob Gronkowski ripped Vikings quarterback Sam Darnold for throwing three interceptions against the Jaguars. The post Rob Gronkowski Rips Vikings QB Sam Darnold for Jagaurs Meltdown appeared first on Heavy.

Sam Darnold overcame four sacks and three turnovers by throwing three second-half touchdown passes, and the Minnesota defense made Indianapolis quarterback Joe Flacco's return to the starting role a rough one as the Vikings beat the Colts 21-13.