MINNEAPOLIS - The Minnesota Vikings, whose season has been littered with wasting leads in close losses, must have felt deja vu Thursday night when the Pittsburgh Steelers mounted a second-half comeback.
After the Steelers, who trailed 29-0 in the third quarter, fought back to make it 29-20, Kirk Cousins found K.J. Osborn for a 62-yard TD to give the Vikings a little breathing room.
But that didn't last long as Cousins threw his second interception of the night, and the Steelers converted it into a touchdown and two-point conversion to make it 36-28 with 4:14 left.