MINNEAPOLIS — Kirk Cousins threw more passes this season than any other in his 11-year NFL career, Justin Jefferson solidified himself as a megawatt superstar and the Vikings became the ninth team in league history to have four receivers reach 60 receptions.
By now, the team's offensive identity is abundantly clear.
The running game has taken a back seat as the Vikings rank near the bottom of the NFL in rushing production and rushing attempts. The ground game hasn't been a focal point of Kevin O'Connell's first season as head coach and play-caller.