Minnesota Vikings expected points added per play, 2026
-0.10
28th of 32 in the NFL
- -0.02
- On 234 offensive plays through Week 5
How efficient is the Vikings offense?
The Vikings offense has averaged -0.10 expected points added per play through Week 5, 28th in the NFL.
Week by week
| Through | Off EPA/Play | Rank |
|---|---|---|
| Week 1 | -0.02 | 18th |
| Week 2 | -0.05 | 21st |
| Week 3 | -0.12 | 25th |
| Week 4 | -0.10 | 27th |
| Week 5 | -0.10 | 28th |
Last season
Up from -0.12 in 2025, which ranked 28th of 32.
From the Vikings weekly
Third and five at the Miami ten, two oh seven left, Minnesota up fifteen to ten, and Miami had just spent its last timeout. Kyler Murray threw short left to T.J. Hockenson, and Hockenson got to the Miami two. First down. Murray knelt three times and the game was over; the Dolphins never touched the ball again. By expected points added — what a snap was worth given the down, the distance and the field position, measured against what that situation was already worth — that catch was worth plus two point five, the most of any Minnesota pass or run all day. It was Hockenson's thirteenth catch on thirteen targets. Minnesota beat Miami fifteen to ten at home and is four and oh, and it got there without an offensive touchdown: ten possessions, five Will Reichard field goals, from forty-seven, fifty, thirty-three, forty-one and twenty-nine yards, four punts, and the kneel-down.
Read the Week 4 note →Which offenses are the most efficient in 2026?
San Francisco 49ers (0.29), Buffalo Bills (0.19), then Baltimore Ravens (0.19) lead the league. All 32 teams on the Team Expected Points Added board.
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