The Minnesota Vikings victory over the Detroit Lions on Christmas Day, a 23-10 win that secured their season sweep of the division rival and eliminated the Lions from playoff contention, was achieved behind a historically inept performance from the passing game. Quarterback Max Brosmer, an undrafted rookie pressed into his second career start, engineered a winning effort with a lackluster offensive stat line. By the time the final whistle blew at U.S. Bank Stadium, the Vikings had accrued only three net passing yards, setting a new franchise record for the fewest net passing yards in a win and representing the lowest total by any...
