The Minnesota Vikings clinched the NFC North title Saturday with -- ho, hum -- the biggest comeback in NFL history.

Powered by a new coaching staff and largely the same roster that had missed the postseason in three of the past four years, the Vikings overcame a 33-point halftime deficit to defeat the Indianapolis Colts 39-36 at U.S. Bank Stadium.

The Minnesota Vikings won't change who calls defensive plays even after allowing 464 yards to the Detroit Lions on Sunday.

The Vikings have allowed more than 400 yards in each of their last five games.

On Monday, Kevin O'Connell was asked if he's considered taking defensive play calling duties away from defensive coordinator Ed Donatell.

"You know you're always looking at things that you think might be -- what could be a possible answer to help the guys play better and be more consistent, but as of right now, no, that's not something I'm considering," O'Connell said.