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The blood letting that has been the off-season thus far for the Minnesota Vikings has yet to clot as another trade may soon come.
This year’s NFL offseason is shaping up to be one of the most memorable in recent history. Not only have CBA talks advanced, the Combine shed light on an incredibly deep wide receiver class and an unprecedented group of quarterbacks including Dak Prescott, Tom Brady, Drew Brees, Philip Rivers and Teddy Bridgewater is set to hit free agency. It’s an offseason that has the potential to change the landscape of the NFL.
The Minnesota Vikings Re-sign safety Anthony Harris and Pro-bowl fullback C.J. Ham.
Before the 2020 off-season began, I was all aboard the Anthony Harris hype train. It was for good reason, as Harris tied for the league lead in interceptions last year, and he was the definition of homegrown, undrafted talent. Given his story and rise to stardom, I, along with many other Vikings fans, believed Anthony Harris should be one of the team’s top priorities this off-season. But, after reviewing Mike Zimmer’s defensive values, and looking at the teams that made it to the Super Bowl, I no longer think that is the case.
Word out of last week’s NFL COmbine is that the Vikings are bracing for life without their breakout star from 2019, Anthony Harris.
We are once again doing our Vikings Draft Profile series. First is Vikings legacy and University of Minnesota star, Antoine Winfield Jr.
With the Kansas City Chiefs beating the San Francisco 49ers in last night’s Super Bowl, the off-season has officially begun […]
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Between the NFL Combine (February 24th-March 2nd) and the 2020 NFL Draft (April 23rd-25th) comes an important step in every team’s offseason process; the re-signing of internal personnel.Last year the Vikings created headlines during the free agency period by extending wide receiver Adam Thielen. There was also the story of Anthony Barr reneging on his verbal agreement with the New York Jets and returning to Minnesota.
He may have been snubbed from receiving First-Team All-Pro honors, but Vikings defensive end Danielle Hunter was named to the 2019 Pro Football Writers of America All-NFL team on Monday. It was Hunter’s second consecutive selection as a PFWA All-NFL’er. Hunter was one of two defensive ends chosen for the team, along with the Saints’ Cameron Jordan.