The P/PTSD Perspective: Risner Sweepstakes, No-Brainer Contract, and RB Too Pricey

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The P/PTSD Perspective: March 7th, 2026
1) The Dalton Risner Sweepstakes are Already Over: On a near annual basis, Dalton Risner is forced to wait for a contract. The key word in that previous sentence? Near. The Bengals kept the large lad in town for a medium-level deal, giving the guard the payday and the continuity he has long coveted.

2) Vikings Reportedly Make No-Brainer Decision: Bringing him back was as certain as certain gets within the NFL. The task now involves building out the talent that surrounds Mr. Redmond. A strong, rugged rotation of tackles would go a long way in the Vikings bouncing back in 2026.
3) Report: Vikings FA Target to See His Price Skyrocket: At 25 and with speed to spare, Kenneth Walker III looks like a nice fit for the Vikings. Such a reality appears particularly true upon considering that Jordan Mason — a sturdy, rugged runner — is the other runner in the backfield. The issue is that things are looking pricey for the playmaker with tremendous timing.

4) J.J. McCarthy Draws a Nasty Word: At this stage, the possibility — being a bust — is out there. The opening pair of seasons have been bad, largely due to the injuries. Were he to become a bust, J.J. McCarthy is doing what’s expected for that outcome. Still too early, though.
5) Ex-Viking Strikes Gold with Enormous New Contract: Moving on from Mr. Hunter has quietly been one of the mistakes of these past few seasons. Imagine him lining up opposite Andrew Van Ginkel. Two superb athletes would be a ton to corral. Ideally, Hunter would have finished his career as a Viking. He’s going to end up in the Hall of Fame.

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