There are many teams who's entire strategy is to not make mistakes. Duke Football, David Change in tennis (and virtually all short guys who play pro tennis). In the end, limiting mistakes is a legitimate part of showing your superiority over others. Could you imagine one tennis player saying to the other "yeah, you wouldn't have won if I hadn't hit the ball out of bounds." Uh, yeah - that's why I won dude. You hit the ball out of bounds and I didn't.

The Saints certainly would not have even been in the game with mistakes by Minnesota (like the Keenum interception). That's how sports work. Sorry man, but the Vikes deserve it and earned it.
[Post edited by pienkows at 01/15/2018 09:01AM]