ESPN.com · Jan 13, 2016
Line changes may help, but Vikings still need to find offensive identity in 2016
EDEN PRAIRIE, Minn. -- The first -- and possibly most significant -- change for the Minnesota Vikings' offense came quick, in the wake of the team's 10-9 loss to the Seattle Seahawks on Sunday, which capped a two-week stretch in which the Vikings scored one offensive touchdown in their two biggest games of the season. Coach Mike Zimmer informed reporters on Tuesday he'd let go of offensive line coach Jeff Davidson, who'd been in charge of a group that had gone from foundation to liability in two short years.
