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By Lance Thompson
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A popular definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over and expecting different results. It makes sense, then, that the Minnesota Vikings have been driving a loyal fan base insane as their offensive struggles have bled into November. Frankly, the Vikings are lucky to be 6-1 record and sitting atop the NFC North with a foundation built largely by the defense, and an offense hasn t been able to consistently pull its weight. The numbers are bleak with the Vikings sitting near the bottom of virtually every meaningful offensive metric. Some of the most damning stats include being ranked No. 27 in points per game (20.0), No. 29 in yards per game (279.4), and No. 31 in offensive touchdowns per game (1.6). Though everybody on the offense has contributed to the ineffectiveness, Kyler Murray has more often than not been the common denominator. The most recent example came Sunday at Ford Field during a 19-15 loss to the Lions. It felt as if Murray had no idea wh