The Minnesota Vikings recorded just 17 minutes and 28 seconds of time of possession in their most recent game, marking the lowest total in franchise history according to ProFootball Talk.
The statistic was reported on November 10, 2026, highlighting an unusual lack of offensive control for the Vikings. Time of possession measures how long a team's offense remains on the field, and a figure below 18 minutes typically indicates a defense spending excessive time on the field or an offense struggling to sustain drives.
No further details about the specific opponent or game context were provided in the initial report.
