The Vikings’ fourth quarter offense was mighty efficient on Sunday

In Sunday’s tie against the Green Bay Packers, the Minnesota Vikings put together a pretty damned impressive fourth quarter, putting up 22 points in the final fifteen minutes of play. What could make it even more impressive?

How about the fact that their time of possession in that final quarter tallied less than two and a half minutes of game time?

Yes, in their 22-point fourth quarter comeback, the Vikings had the football for a grand total of two minutes and twenty-three seconds of actual game play. How’d they pull that off? Let’s detail it here.

The Vikings started the fourth quarter looking at a first-and-goal from the Green Bay 5-yard line. At the 14:17 mark, Kirk Cousins found Stefon…