Cardinals Top Vikings, Clinch Playoff Spot.
KOSIK: So, tell me, did you stay up late to watch Thursday night football? If not, you missed the good one, between the Cardinals and the Vikings. I personally didn't stay up and watch it. Andy Scholes, I went to bed. But you've got more in this morning's bleacher report. Good morning.</s>ANDY SCHOLES, AMS METEOROLOGIST: Yes, absolutely. Good morning, guys. Believe it or not, we are already in week 14 of t the NFL season. Just four games left for teams to make the final playoff push. The Cardinals could clinch a spot in the post season with a win over the Vikings. Check out the block by Larry Fitzgerald right there. Wow. That gave Arizona a 17-10 lead. Under 20 seconds to go. Vikings down three in field goal range. Teddy Bridgewater gets sacked. Cardinals recover. They get the win, 23-20. He earned an extra $200,000 for that game winning sack. All right. Christine Romans, fourth ranked Iowa State Cyclones were down 20 before rallying to win. 83-82. The fans storming the court after the final buzzer. And during the chaos, "Des Moines Register" said Randy Peterson suffered a broken tibia and fibula, according to the paper. Peterson, who's covered sports in Iowa for four decades, tweeted from the hospital, one word, "Ouch". He is scheduled to have surgery later today. We, of course, wish him well. All right. The Golden State Warriors back on the court tonight, going for their 24 straight win to start the season. Dating back to last season, the team has now won 27 games in a row. Just six away from the record set by the Lakers in 1972. Here's a look at the warrior's upcoming schedule. Tonight, they play at the Celtics and then finish up that seven game road trip in Milwaukee before returning home for five straight. Of course, the game everybody has on the calendar is the Christmas Day match up against LeBron and the Cavs. Baltimore Ravens kicker Justin Tucker is not just one of the best in the business in kicking field goals, he is also the best opera singer in the NFL. Take a listen.</s>SCHOLES: That was tucker. Amazing, right? That was a charity concert in Baltimore, sold out because everybody wanted to see Tucker sing. He said he gets more nervous singing than he does kicking in front of 70,000 fans on Sunday.</s>KOSIK: Well, you know, if things don't work out with the Ravens for him, he's also got opera singing.</s>SCHOLES: Absolutely. He's got a future, right?</s>KOSIK: Absolutely. Thanks so much, Andy Scholes.</s>SCHOLES: All right.</s>KOSIK: Trump leading in the new national poll, but there are some signs this morning that GOP leaders are getting nervous, next.