Key Takeaways

• Minnesota’s four wins have come against the Green Bay Packers, the Chicago Bears, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, and the Miami Dolphins, with the latter two teams still seeking a first win this season.
• In Week 4 against the Dolphins, the Vikings won 15-10, scoring all points via five Will Reichard field goals while notching 336 total yards to Miami’s 198; Minnesota did not score an offensive touchdown that game.
• Across the first four games, Reichard has 42 points, and the offense has totaled 44 points overall, making Reichard the leading scorer and highlighting the offense’s struggle to reach the end zone.
• Defensively, Brian Flores’ unit ranks among the top in multiple categories, allowing an exceptionally low EPA against both the run and pass and showing a strong ability to limit explosive plays.
• The Vikings boast a league-best third-down conversion defense at 22.6% and allow touchdowns on only 18.2% of red-zone chances, contributing to a low 12.8 points per game by opponents.
• Minnesota also ranks well in yards allowed per game on the ground (94.5) and in the air (194.8), reflecting a balanced, disruptive defensive performance.
• With only two turnovers attributed to the offense (both interceptions) and a 4.5% turnover rate, the team has maximized its opportunities and minimized self-inflicted mistakes.