The Vikings' 7-9 season might look mediocre in the standings, but it was born of some of the greatest offensive performances in franchise history and some of the worst on defense and special teams.
THE GOOD
KIRK COUSINS' 105.0 PASSER RATING
That was the fourth-best mark in the NFL this season. The top three: 1. Aaron Rodgers, Packers, 121.5; 2. Drew Brees, Saints, 106.4; 3. Russell Wilson, Seahawks, 105.1.
It's also the fifth-best mark in Vikings franchise history. The top four: 1. Daunte Culpepper, 110.9 in 2004; 2. Cousins, 107.4 in 2019; 3. Brett Favre, 107.2 in 2009; 4. Randall Cunningham, 106.0 in 1998.
JUSTIN JEFFERSON'S 1,400 RECEIVING YARDS
That's the highest total for an NFL rookie in the Super Bowl error. 2. Anquan Boldin, Cardinals, 1,377 in 2004; 3. Randy Moss, Vikings, 1,313 in 1998.
It was also the second-highest total in the NFC this season, trailing DeAndre Hopkins of the Cardinals, who had 1,407 yards.
It's the fourth-highest total in franchise history. Not surprisingly, Randy Moss has the top three spots: 1. 1,632 in 2003; 2. 1,437 in 2000; 3. 1,413 in 1999.
DALVIN COOK'S 1,577 RUSHING YARDS
It was the second-highest total in the NFL this season, trailing only Derrick Henry of the Titans, who ran for 2,027 yards. And Cook only played in 14 games.
It was the third-highest total in franchise history, behind only Adrian Peterson's 2,097 yards in 2012 and 1,760 yards in 2008.