Minnesota’s offensive ineptitude has reached staggering levels in recent weeks, including last Sunday against the Colts, when Murray passed for 150 yards and a touchdown while completing 58 percent of his pass attempts. “We’re going to continue to improve,” Murray said Sunday night. “I know we will. I know we keep saying this, but I feel like we moved the ball well (against the Colts). We just have to put the ball in the end zone.” The Vikings, who rank 25th in success rate relative to expectations this season, have operated conservatively on offense while their defense dismantles opponents week after week. As Lewis pointed out, the 2026 Vikings are the first team in a century to win five straight games with five touchdowns or fewer during that span. Murray through Week 7 ranks 28th out of 40 qualified QBs in EPA per pass attempt and 33rd in fantasy points per dropback.
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