Vikings’ offensive milestones to watch in 2020

Here are a few Vikings’ milestones to keep an eye on in 2020 from the offensive side of the ball.

With 4,000 yards passing, Cousins would move from seventh to fifth on the team’s all-time passing list, leapfrogging Warren Moon and Brad Johnson. This would also move him from 81st to 61st on the league’s all-time passing list with more than 28,000 yards.
With just 11 touchdown passes, Cousins would move from seventh to fourth on the team’s passing touchdown list, leapfrogging Warren Moon, Brad Johnson and Wade Wilson.
If Cousins were to throw 30 touchdowns in 2020, he’d hit the 185 mark. That would rank him 56th on the all-time, right ahead of Mark Brunell.

If Cook has a 1,000-yard rushing season, he’d move from 16th to 10th on the team’s all-time rushing list. If he hits 1,200 yards, he’ll move to eighth on the team’s all-time list. He currently has 2,104 career rushing yards.
If Cook has 10 rushing touchdowns, he’d move from 19th to ninth on the team’s touchdown list. Cook currently has 17 rushing touchdowns.

Thielen’s 292 receptions rank 12th in team history. If he had 100 receptions, he’d jump to ninth in team history, right ahead of former teammate Stefon Diggs.
Thielen needs 11 touchdowns to move from 11th to sixth on the team’s reception touchdown list. Thielen currently has 25 career receiving touchdowns.

Rudolph needs 54 receptions to move to fourth in team history in receptions, surpassing Anthony Carter’s mark of 478 receptions.
Rudolph needs six touchdown receptions to move from fifth to third on the team’s all-time receiving touchdown list. Rudolph has 47 career touchdowns. He’d pass Sammy White (50) and Carter (52).