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The Minnesota Vikings have one (1) NFL Championship to their credit. They won the 1969 Championship, defeating the Cleveland Browns 27-7, which earned them the right to play in Super Bowl IV. Unfortunately, or not depending on your point of view, the Vikings lost Super Bowl IV to the Kansas City Chiefs 23-7.
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The Minnesota Timberwolves won 0 championships. It's true because I'm the biggest NBA fan I know, and, because I read it in an NBA magazine. So don't think it's wrong!
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