The offense will take a step back because of a new system but the defense won't by switching to a 3-4. Makes sense. Here's the stat that shows what this D was. I don't see way better I see a D that collapses.StumpHunter wrote: ↑Wed Sep 07, 2022 6:25 amThe Viking's D last year was way better than their total yardage given up indicated. As good or better than the Packer's D in many metrics including points given up per drive and DVOA which are both significantly better at predicting success than total yards.VikingsFan84 wrote: ↑Tue Sep 06, 2022 1:50 pm
New head coach, new scheme, and #31 ranked defense that needs to be fixed
The D will be much better(and if it isn't we need to start looking for a new D coordinator immediately with the talent on it), it is the offense that may take a step back early as they get used to the new system. I also believe there will be an increase in turnovers on offense especially early until the complexity is dialed back later in the season. Fortunately GB defensive backs don't appear to be able to catch Vikings' QBs passes and dropped 6 balls that hit them in the hands in the two games last season.
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the Vikings allowed TDs on 32.4% of opponent drives in the final 4 minutes before halftime or the end of the game
worst in the NFL
NFL average was 12%
#31 was 20.6%
The worst example in a game was letting the Lions march 75 yards with only 1:50 remaining and no timeouts for the winning TD pass on the last play.