What grade did the Vikings earn in their Week 13 loss to the Seahawks?

Well, Vikings fans, that was fun, right?

The Minnesota Vikings offense was shut out for the first time in 18 years, meaning that the following quarterbacks were able to put points on the board in that time: Tavaris Jackson, Gus Ferrotte, Brad Johnson, Brett Favre, Joe Webb, Christian Ponder, Donovan McNabb, Matt Cassell, Josh Freeman, Teddy Bridgewater, Shaun Hill, Sam Bradford, Sean Mannion, Joshua Dobbs, Nick Mullens, Jaren Hall, Sam Darnold, Carson Wentz, and J.J. McCarthy. Max Brosmer will not be adding his name to that list after he failed to lead the defense down the field for points on any of the drives he led in Week 13.

It doesn't all fall on the play of Brosmer, though; the offense was beaten up again, so that is a scapegoat for yet another week. At some point, the construction of this roster will catch up with everyone and show that paying a lot of money to older players with injury histories or injury proneness will come back to bite them.

On defense, they struggled to do much that resembled a stop or disruption for an entire drive. They bent a lot, which led to some points being surrendered, but they never fully stopped the Seahawks that much. Sam Darnold didn't win the game for them, but he didn't have to. The run game of the Seahawks led the way and proved that once again this defense, under the direction of Brian Flores, may be lost.

As for a grade, the entire class earns an F after playing one of the worst games of the season.

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