Telling stories are in the stats. The stats tell me that the Vikings are who I thought they were. Average to below to start. Granted it was against divisional opponents on the road but if these stats tell the overall story line to those games, the Vikings are in for a long season.
The Vikings D has given up 65 points in two games(avg 32.5 per). that is 3rd worst in the league. 4th from the bottom in the Yards per game at 440yds. 8th worst in rushing yards per game with

119.5yds, very un-Viking like. In the passing game, the Vikings are 7th from the bottom with 320.5yds per game and a 8.0yds per passing play. NOT GOOD
The offense is middle of the road. Only 226yds per game but a decent average of 8.0yds per play. The rushing offense is only 10th best in the league with 114 per game

and imo should be in the top 5 but AP and Co. have not lived up to AP standards as of yet. The Vikings have only 117 scrimmage plays in two games and a paltry 340yds per game. The only QB to throw more INT's than Ponder is Eli Manning

. You can see that the Vikings are not very good in just about all important categories leading to success and wins. That being said, all of this leads me to believe that schemes, play calling, coaching, and talent(not necessarily in that order

) could be the root of the problem, which covers about all aspects of a winning or losing team.
The Vikings are who the stats say they are.
It's about time to get their butts in gear. They are paid professionals, correct?
I love my Vikings but good grief!!!