It's not even in our terminology," said firstyear coach Rob Chudzinski, who earned his first career win.Here are five things we learned from Hoyer's first win as a starter and Minnesota's last home opener at the Metrodome:1. PONDERING THE FUTURE: Vikings coach Leslie Frazier said Christian Ponder is still the starting quarterback, despite two more turnovers. His interception was turned into a touchdown in the second quarter, and his fumble at the Cleveland 16 on the last play of the first half cost the Vikings the chance to try a short field goal they could've used later.Ponder finished 25 for 42 for 228 yards, making several ontarget throws when he had to but misfiring again on too many."The statistics have gotten to the point where it's time to consider making a change," Mara said. "I'm very uncomfortable with the fact that 60% of the time the cointoss winner ends up winning. Particularly now with the increased accuracy of fieldgoal kickers, it sets up an unfa