Minnesota Vikings 2019 in Review: Grading the offense

The Minnesota Vikings had a resurgent season on offense, but there’s a layer of untapped potential heading into 2020.

By most accounts, the season that the Minnesota Vikings had on offense has to be considered a success. While they didn’t put up the same level of numbers that they did under John DeFilippo, things seemed to have more rhythm until Adam Thielen bowed out with a hamstring injury.

Even with Thielen missing six games with that ailment, the Vikings offense was solid, averaging 25.4 points per game (eighth in NFL) and owning the league’s sixth-ranked rushing attack (2,133 yards). With head coach Mike Zimmer looking to establish the running game and minimize mistakes, he had to be…