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Vikings aim for a ramped-up running game, behind a healthy offensive line and a strategic shift
- The Minnesota Vikings have taken a more aggressive approach to improving their rushing attack during offseason practices and training camp, influenced by Aaron Jones.
- The Vikings ranked 11th in yards per rushing attempt last season and aim to boost their ground game further following challenges with their quarterback.
- Improved health of the offensive line is expected to support the team's running strategy.
- The Vikings are increasing their use of wide zone running plays to utilize the linemen's athleticism and create cutback lanes for Aaron Jones, Jordan Mason, and rookie Demond Claiborne.
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Vikings aim for a ramped-up running game, behind a healthy offensive line and a strategic shift
EAGAN, Minn. (AP) — The evidence for Aaron Jones that the Minnesota Vikings have taken a more aggressive approach to improving their rushing attack appeared often during offseason practices and
·Toronto, Canada
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