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NFL·ANALYSIS·October 27, 2026 10:56 AM ET

Lindsey Thiry questions whether unbeaten Vikings' offense will hold up

Minnesota holds the No. 1 seed at 6-0 after a 16-10 win.

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“I’m not convinced that this offense is going to be good enough.” @LindseyThiry isn't sold on the Vikings despite their Via @gmfb on X

What happened: Speaking on Good Morning Football, analyst Lindsey Thiry said she is not convinced the Minnesota Vikings' offense is good enough to sustain the team's early success. Her assessment came two days after Minnesota ground out a 16-10 victory on Oct. 25.

Why it matters: Scoring 16 points in their latest outing underscored the narrow offensive margin behind the Vikings' undefeated start. Holding onto the top seed through the second half of the regular season will test whether the unit can produce consistently against playoff-caliber defenses.

By the numbers: Minnesota sits at 6-0 with an active six-game winning streak and holds the No. 1 seed following its 16-10 win on Sunday.

What to watch: The Vikings have until the Nov. 10 trade deadline to make any roster additions on offense.

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