After Week 10, these are the Minnesota Vikings grades from best to worst per Pro Football Focus. The scores are from the 2022 regular season and account for post-Week 10 standing.
This series will update the Vikings grades in real time each week after every game. Consider it a running total. For PFF grades specific to Week 10 against Buffalo, visit here for offense and here for defense.
The Vikings beat the Buffalo Bills in Week 10, 33-30 situating the club around third-best in the league status per national power rankings. Per FiveThirtyEight, Minnesota is also the third-likeliest franchise to win Super Bowl LVII.
Of note, only players who qualify for PFF’s minimum snap count are listed.
1. LT – Christian Darrisaw (89.8)
2. WR – Justin Jefferson (88.2)
3. EDGE – Danielle Hunter (83.4)
4. EDGE – Za’Darius Smith (83.2)
5. CB – Patrick Peterson (81.0)
6. RT – Brian O’Neill (78.7)
7. NT – Harrison Phillips (75.1)
8. DL – Dalvin Tomlinson (74.6)
9. QB – Kirk Cousins (72.5)
10. LG – Ezra Cleveland (71.9)
11. TE – T.J. Hockenson (71.5)
12. RB – Dalvin Cook (71.2)
13. RB – Alexander Mattison (70.9)
14. C – Garrett Bradbury (69.5)
15. EDGE – Patrick Jones (68.1)
16. WR – Adam Thielen (67.7)
17. CB – Cameron Dantzler (67.0)
18. LB – Jordan Hicks (66.7)
19. DL – James Lynch (66.5)
20. SS – Harrison Smith (61.5)
21. DL – Jonathan Bullard (61.5)
22. EDGE – D.J. Wonnum (60.1)
23. WR – K.J. Osborn (57.9)
24. TE – Irv Smith (57.4)
25. FS – Camryn Bynum (57.0)
26. RG – Ed Ingram (55.8)
27. CB – Chandon Sullivan (54.5)
28. LB – Eric Kendricks (53.8)
29. TE – Johnny Mundt (48.7)
Dustin Baker is a political scientist who graduated from the University of Minnesota in 2007. Subscribe to his daily YouTube Channel, VikesNow. He hosts a podcast with Bryant McKinnie, which airs every Wednesday with Raun Sawh and Sally from Minneapolis. His Viking fandom dates back to 1996. Listed guilty pleasures: Peanut Butter Ice Cream, ‘The Sopranos,’ and The Doors (the band).