Zimmer praised the team’s offensive win over the Seahawks as the best in 8 years. Wintime999 

Wintime999  Kirk Cousins, quarterback of the Minnesota Vikings, made an outstanding performance in the win over the Seattle Seahawks on Sunday, earning him the award. Praise from Head Coach Mike Zimmer Wintime999 

Minnesota Vikings head coach Mike Zimmer said he was very proud of his team’s performance as they defeated the Seattle Seahawks 30-17 to claim their first win. of the season was successful He praised it as his best performance since he arrived in Minnesota eight years ago, according to a report from ESPN on Sunday.  ( Wintime999  )

‘I told the team it was the best attacking performance I’ve seen in the eight years I’ve been here,’ Zimmer said. ‘Kirk (Cousins) can play. Outstanding, I thought [Alexander] Mattison ran the ball well. The offensive line blocks well. The inside wing and outside wing help each other block well in the running game. But also does well in the throwing game. Very proud of the way they played today.’

Zimmer’s comments came after his first win of the season (1-2) without star running back Dalvin Cook, who has an ankle injury, but Mattison The third-year running back stepped up and did a great job as a substitute. He carried the ball 26 times for 112 yards, the second time in his career he topped the 100-yard mark, and also caught six passes for 59 yards. 

Meanwhile, Kirk Cousins ​​completed 30 of 38 passes (73.9 percent) for 323 yards, three touchdowns and no interceptions for a 128.4 rating. Second-year wide receiver Justin Jeffers San caught 9 passes for 118 yards and 1 touchdown. 

‘I thought he played outstandingly,’ Zimmer said of Cousins. ‘But not only that. He played with a lot of confidence. I appreciate the leadership he’s done recently. It’s gotten a lot better. It’s something he wants to do. He did a great job with that. He was sure where he was going to throw the football. He is very confident with these outside wingers. I think his offensive line helps him do those things well as well.’