The Minnesota Vikings lost their second game in a row on Monday, as they were defeated by the Buffalo Bills 23-6. The defense held up their end of the bargain, limiting Josh Allen and James Cook for most of the night, but were let down once again by the offense. The offense was so bad that quarterback Carson Wentz made history for how bad he was.
Wentz ended Monday's game with a quarterback rating of 8.9. That rating is the lowest by a quarterback with a minimum of 25 attempts in a single game since Sam Darnold had a 3.6 passer rating back in 2019, infamously known as the "seeing ghosts" game.
It is for this reason that the Vikings ultimately made a move at quarterback before the trade deadline expired today, trading for Las Vegas Raiders quarterback Kirk
Cousins. Cousins will likely get his first start again for Minnesota this Sunday, as the Vikings take on the Green Bay Packers.
This article originally appeared on Vikings Wire: Vikings QB makes some bad history with Week 9 performance
