NFL Comeback Run Analyzer & Play Sequencer

Dissect the Minnesota Vikings 29-0 unanswered scoring blitz. Scrub game momentum, track consecutive defensive stops, and inspect win-probability shift telemetry.

D3 Cumulative Scoring Momentum Curve

Play 5 of 5: Q4 0:45

Start 29-0

Cumulative Vikings Points (29)

Estimated Win Probability (%)

Drive Finish

Drive Sequence Breakdown

5/5 Plays Complete

Offensive Efficiency: 5 scores on 5 consecutive second-half possessions (100% scoring rate), producing an unanswered +29 point differential.

Historic NFL Unanswered Scoring Streaks & Comebacks

NFL Record Context

Benchmark the Vikings 29-0 unanswered scoring barrage against the largest unanswered runs in modern NFL history.

Team	Deficit / Run	Opponent	Game Type / Date	Key Factor	Outcome
Minnesota Vikings (Featured)	29-0 Run	Opponent	NFL Regular Season Game	5 Consecutive Scoring Drives & Forced Stops	WIN (29 unanswered)
Minnesota Vikings	33-0 Deficit (36-3 Run)	Indianapolis Colts	Dec 17, 2022 (Largest Comeback in NFL History)	Overtime FG, 39-36 win after 33-0 halftime deficit	WIN (39-36 OT)
Buffalo Bills	32-0 Deficit (35-3 Run)	Houston Oilers	Jan 3, 1993 (AFC Wild Card “The Comeback”)	Frank Reich 4 TD passes in 2nd half	WIN (41-38 OT)
New England Patriots	25-0 Deficit (31-0 Run)	Atlanta Falcons	Feb 5, 2017 (Super Bowl LI)	31 unanswered points from 3:00 left in 3rd Qtr	WIN (34-28 OT)
San Francisco 49ers	24-0 Deficit (38-0 Run)	New Orleans Saints	Dec 7, 1980	Joe Montana first legendary 4th quarter comeback	WIN (38-35 OT)

Verified Canonical Telemetry State

Active Post Record: @NFL: Vikings 29-0 run to end the game

Total Run Differential: +29 Unanswered Points

Active Step Execution: Step 5 of 5 (Final: 29-0)

Final Play of Surge: Touchdown + PAT (Q4 0:45)

Defensive Efficiency: 5 of 5 Stops Forced (100%)