Five touchdowns came in the season opener against Green Bay, leaving the Vikings with just four offensive touchdowns over their next five games. Quarterback Kyler Murray has thrown three touchdown passes, and Minnesota has relied heavily on a defense that has allowed only 74 points.
The Week 8 matchup against the Detroit Lions could test that formula. Detroit averages 30.7 points and 397.3 yards per game, so Minnesota may need more from its offense to keep its undefeated record intact.
### Key Takeaways
– Minnesota is 6-0 but has scored only 10 offensive touchdowns.
– The Vikings’ defense leads the NFL in points allowed, but the offense is averaging just 20.8 points per game.
– Detroit’s high-powered offense could expose Minnesota’s limited margin for error.
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