The P/PTSD Perspective: KOC Confirms Position Switch, Cowboys, and Early GM Momentum
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The P/PTSD Perspective: April 4th, 2026
1) Kevin O’Connell Confirms Player’s Position Switch: Blake Brandel can do it all. Quite possibly, Brandel could be the solution at center. He’s a veteran who works hard and who likes to compete. The issue is twofold: he’s likely not the world’s best option and elevating him means losing the valued depth.
2) Cowboys Prevent a Possible Vikings Reunion: Dallas made the move to enhance its d-line depth. Jonathan Bullard is a rugged veteran who is akin to a fourth-line forward in hockey, someone who specializes in killing penalties. Nobody thinks that 50 goals are going to get scored; rather, the new add does the dirty work that allows a team to win.
3) There’s Early Momentum in Vikings’ GM Search: Rob Brzezinski has had a nice offseason in charge. Like a quarterback starting for a few games before struggling over the long haul, Brzezinski will need to answer questions about his capacity to shine over years and not months.
4) Former Vikings Defender Calls it a Career: He’ll very reasonably get consideration for the Hall of Fame. The corner did excellently for a long time. Eventually, time comes for even the best players, so it’s time to hang up the cleats.
5) Bane 1.0: Vikings 7-Round 2026 NFL Mock Draft: Going a full seven rounds is bold. Minnesota can’t simply crush the opening selection, as vital as that is. Rather, there needs to be value found from the 2nd onward. Check out how Mr. Bane sees things unfolding.
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