Vikings offense struggles again in loss to Bills, 23-6

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Last updated Nov 10, 2026

Vikings offense struggles again in loss to Bills, 23-6
Summary

The Minnesota Vikings were defeated by the Buffalo Bills, 23-6, in their latest matchup on November 10, 2026. This loss marked the second consecutive game where the Vikings' offense failed to score a touchdown, a statistic last seen in 1925. The Vikings managed only 51 rushing yards and 178 total yards. Head coach Kevin O’Connell took responsibility for the performance, emphasizing the need for improvement ahead of their upcoming game against the Green Bay Packers on Sunday. Offensive lineman Christian Darrisaw expressed the team's commitment to better execution moving forward.

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  • •Vikings score just 6 points against the Bills
  • •Minnesota has two consecutive games without a touchdown
  • •O’Connell emphasizes need for offensive improvement
  • •Vikings face the Packers next on Sunday
  • •Team's offensive struggles mirror historical lows
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  • 3:22 PMYahoo Sports — Vikings offense is so bad they’re matching teams you’ve never heard of from 1920s
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The Minnesota Vikings have struggled all season to put points on the board. Minnesota’s offense is putting up some woeful stats, and that showed following the team’s game Monday with the Buffalo Bills. Buffalo defeated Minnesota, 23-6. “Per ESPN Research: The Vikings are the first team to have 6+ wins and 3+ games without a TD over their first 8 […] The post Vikings offense is so bad they’re matching teams you’ve never heard of from 1920s appeared first on ClutchPoints.

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