
The Miami Dolphins are staying at home this week, as they’re set to host the Minnesota Vikings on Sunday at Hard Rock Stadium.
Mike McDaniel’s team is entering this matchup hoping to improve their record to 4-2 on the season despite starting rookie quarterback Skylar Thompson due to Tua Tagovailoa and Teddy Bridgewater both being in the league’s concussion protocol.
On the other side, Kirk Cousins would like to lead Minnesota to a 5-1 start to the year and continue their rise in the NFC North. They’re a team that has some superstars, and they’re playing at a high level right now.
Here’s how the Dolphins and Vikings stack up statistically going into Sunday:
Scoring Offense

Dolphins: t-12th (23 PPG)
Vikings: t-12th (23 PPG)
Passing Offense

Dolphins: 5th (265 passing YPG)
Vikings: 8th (259.2 passing YPG)
Rushing Offense

Dolphins: 30th (82.8 rushing YPG)
Vikings: 21st (101.8 rushing YPG)
Total Offense

Dolphins: 16th (347.8 YPG)
Vikings: 10th (361 YPG)
First Downs

Dolphins: t-20th (99 first downs)
Vikings: 4th (121 first downs)
Penalties

Dolphins: t-25th (33 penalties)
Vikings: 3rd (23 penalties)
Turnover Margin

Dolphins: t-23rd (-2)
Vikings: t-8th (+1)
Sacks Allowed

Dolphins: t-10th (9 sacks)
Vikings: t-6th (8 sacks)
Scoring Defense

Dolphins: 29th (26.2 PPG)
Vikings: 14th (20.4 PPG)
Passing Defense

Dolphins: 28th (276.8 passing YAPG)
Vikings: 22nd (249.4 passing YAPG)
Rushing Defense

Dolphins: 13th (110 rushing YAPG)
Vikings: 20th (120.4 rushing YAPG)
Total Defense

Dolphins: 25th (386.8 YAPG)
Vikings: 24th (369.8 YAPG)
Sacks

Dolphins: 23rd (9 sacks)
Vikings: 12th (11 sacks)