Undefeated Vikings seek more from a dragging offense. Murray's running presents plenty of potential
MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — Kyler Murray drifted out of the pocket to his right and saw the opportunity in front of him early in the fourth quarter, darting into the open field and veering back toward the left sideline for a 35-yard run that was by far the longest gain of the game for the Minnesota Vikings.Murray threw a 5-yard touchdown pass on the next play, the only time the Vikings reached the end…
In a 16-10 victory over the Indianapolis Colts, Minnesota Vikings quarterback Kyler Murray showcased his versatility by running for a 35-yard touchdown in the fourth quarter. Despite the Vikings finishing the game as the only undefeated team in the NFL, coach Kevin O'Connell is concerned about their scoring output, which ranks 23rd in the league.
The dominant defensive unit, which leads the NFL in interceptions and sacks per pass attempt, has faced the challenge of a struggling offense. The upcoming schedule, featuring high-scoring opponents Detroit, Green Bay, and San Francisco, suggests that the Vikings may need to improve their offensive production if they want to maintain their undefeated record.
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