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Last year the Vikings really put the “offensive” in “offensive line,” surrendering the most pressures of any team in the […]

I watched the Pro Bowl this weekend, and found some possible solutions to make it more entertaining, and less of a joke.

The Minnesota Vikings had plenty of weapons on their offense this year. The main issue with the offense was the offensive line. Cousins hardly ever got time to throw the ball, while the run game struggled to ever get going against competent teams. As the season progressed however, the Vikings learned of a new problem emerging within their offense: The Vikings’ have a serious depth problem with their wide receivers. Adam Thielen and Stefon Diggs are both amazing wide receivers and they each had a spectacular year. However, as teams realized that the Vikings only had two weapons on the outside, they began to dare the Vikings to beat them with someone else. So, what do the Vikings need in a WR3? The team needs someone who can play on the outside so Thielen can work his magic in the slot. They need someone who can stretch the field. They need someone who won’t let his ego get in the way of the team’s success. Let’s breakdown some potential options for the new WR3.

The Minnesota Vikings are set to do battle with the Chicago Bears in just a few hours, and there are many factors playing into this game. The Bears will most likely have nothing to play for as the Rams can clinch the #2 seed with a win against the 49ers. The Vikings have everything to play for as they are in a “win and in” scenario. While most fantasy leagues have crowned their champion by now, some people are still playing for their chance at a championship. As always, millions of dollars have been bet on this game. The betting line has fluctuated all week and still hasn’t settled down. Let’s look ahead to who you should start and who you should bet on.

Last year, the Vikings’ defense allowed only 15.75 points per game, the best figure in the NFL. This year, the […]

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Football analytics will tell you that, generally speaking, NFL offenses have more success passing the ball than running the ball. In the red zone, however, passing gets a lot harder. What can the marginal EPA of passing versus running tell us about when NFL offenses should pass the run or run the ball?

With their second selection in the fifth round of the 2017 NFL Draft, the Minnesota Vikings select G Danny Isidora, a projected right guard