Breaking_News: NFL Just Ignored the Vikings Offense—Here’s Why That Could Backfire Big Time

The NFL revolves around offense, with quarterbacks leading the charge in what makes the league the most-watched sport in America. This week, NFL Media released its rankings of the top 10 offenses heading into the 2025 season. While training camps haven’t even started and rosters are far from finalized, they felt confident enough to rank the league’s best offensive units.

One notable omission? The Minnesota Vikings. Despite boasting elite talent across the board, they were left off the list—while two NFC North rivals, the Green Bay Packers and Detroit Lions, made the cut. The Lions were ranked third overall, a position many agree they’ve earned. The Packers came in at No. 8, raising eyebrows considering Minnesota’s offensive firepower.

With playmakers like Justin Jefferson, Jordan Addison, Aaron Jones, and a top-tier offensive line featuring Christian Darrisaw and Brian O’Neill, the Vikings’ exclusion is puzzling. The likely reason? The uncertainty surrounding rookie quarterback J.J. McCarthy, whose inexperience may have cost Minnesota a spot in the top 10.