Where do the Vikings offensive position groups rank in the NFL?

Minnesota traded Stefon Diggs this offseason, but that doesn’t mean the team will necessarily take a step back.

The Vikings drafted Justin Jefferson in the first round, who can go about replacing some of Diggs’ production. He doesn’t have to replace all of it, though.

The team could see improvement from players like Bisi Johnson and Irv Smith Jr., which could also be a big help for preventing any regression in the passing game.

Besides Diggs, the Vikings terminated Josh Kline’s contract, so there will be a new player at right guard so long as the team doesn’t re-sign Kline.

Other than that, the offensive group is relatively the same. Let’s see where ESPN ranked the Vikings among other NFL teams when it came to offensive position groups:

Vikings Offensive Units Ranked

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• ESPN ranked the Vikings 14th for quarterback units
• The outlet ranked the Vikings fifth for running back units
• Minnesota ranked 23rd in wide receiver units by ESPN
• The Vikings had the fifth-best tight end unit, according to ESPN
• ESPN ranked the Vikings 28th in offensive line units