The Vikings Offensive Line, A Conversation We’ve Been Avoiding!

With the season officially over, the Minnesota Vikings are heading into a critical offseason — and one of the biggest conversations surrounding this team is the state of the offensive line.

A lot of blame has been thrown around regarding the Vikings’ offensive line struggles, from roster construction to the front office. I’m always open to that conversation, but after digging deeper into the data, the situation may not be as simple as it seems.

In this breakdown, I take a closer look at how the Vikings moved on from multiple potential starting-caliber offensive linemen, only to replace them with expensive veteran options later on. Using player performance metrics and grading — including Pro Football Focus data — we examine whether this issue is more about talent evaluation, roster usage, or coaching.

I’ll compare the four offensive linemen the Vikings let walk versus the four players they acquired and let you decide what’s really happening up front. At some point, the conversation has to shift beyond blaming Kwesi Adofo-Mensah for everything and seriously address whether offensive line development and coaching are the real problems.

If you care about the Vikings’ future, the draft, roster building, and why the offensive line hasn’t taken the next step, this is one breakdown you don’t want to miss.

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