With 885 yards and six touchdowns passing in the past two games, Vikings quarterback Kirk Cousins is climbing the charts, whether they be statistical or theoretical.
He has established himself statistically as the second-best quarterback of any longevity in franchise history, behind three-time Super Bowl starter Fran Tarkenton.
Cousins' only challenger for the No. 2 slot, statistically, is Tommy Kramer.
Kramer played in 128 games and produced 24,775 yards, 159 touchdowns, 157 interceptions and a 72.9 passer rating. His career record was 54-56.
Cousins is in his prime and has played in 77 games for the Vikings.