Garrett Bradbury

What we saw on Sunday was exactly what you should expect from the league’s top rushing team against the league’s worst run defense. And yet the Vikings still managed to produce their lowest-graded run-blocking effort of the season — offset by their highest-graded pass-blocking performance. At least Minnesota's first win covers some of the offensive line's blemishes; here's a rundown of the win in Houston and a look ahead to Sunday night in Seattle.

Because we’re Minnesota sports fans, we can’t have nice things. Like, for example, a fully functional offensive line. Even as Dalvin Cook was running wild and Justin Jefferson was busting out the Vikings' O-Line was failing at the most inopportune moments. Faulty line play wasn't the only reason the Vikings fell to 0-3, but it certainly didn't help — especially on the team's final two drives, as the Vikings first squandered an opportunity to run out the clock to seal a win and then couldn't give Kirk Cousins time to move the offense into position for a game-winning field goal.

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