Harvin hurt his hip when he was hit by two defenders near the sideline on a 25-yard reception. "It was kind of like a hip pointer, but as I walked it off, it was fine," Harvin said. He'll be a solid WR3 against the Bears next week.

The calf didn't stop Rice from going off for 89 more yards and two touchdowns. He had to leave the game briefly but later returned and he'll be fine for next week's game against the Bears. Rice is approaching WR1 status.

Rice was held to one catch in the first half and dropped a potential goal line touchdown thanks to a big hit, but then went off for a pair of scores after halftime. He went up in traffic to haul in a seven-yard floater from Brett Favre, hanging on despite tons of contact, and then turned a quick completion from Tarvaris Jackson into a 34-yard score late. Rice has 642 yards in his last five games after totaling 537 yards through his first two seasons.

As usual Harvin worked over the middle for a 23-yard touchdown in the second quarter. In addition to all the damage he's done as a return man, Harvin now has 258 yards and two scores as a receiver during the past four games.

Shades of last season for Shiancoe, who topped 50 yards for the first time this year. He was used frequently as a slot receiver against Seattle, catching his eight-yard touchdown on a slant route.

Berrian was an afterthought in the Vikings' passing attack after being listed as questionable with a hamstring injury, but saved his numbers with a three-yard touchdown catch.

Taylor was on the field in tandem with Adrian Peterson more than usual and got plenty of garbage time work late, turning a negative play into a 25-yard gain by going sideline to sideline on the game's penultimate play.