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On Monday, Vikings.com writer Mike Wobschall posted an article and accompanying video that covered the Top 5 Draft Choices in […]
Audie Cole’s first NFL start began with a sack on the very first play of the game against the Greenbay Packers in week 12 of 2013. Cole finished the game with 13 total tackles earning him three more starts before a high ankle sprain sidelined him for the season finale versus the Detroit Lions.
In a guest post, a reader powerfully argues against the idea of taking a quarterback early, instead focusing on building the best defense in the country
The NFL draft is a wild animal ready to devour the weak and unsuspecting general managers and executives. But in this mock, the Draft Whisperer himself, Rick Spielman, tames the Radio City Music Hall Monster and walks away with a handful of trophy picks worth bragging about.
The 6’1 200 lbs special team ace and backup safety started 10 games for the Vikings and finished the season with 84 total tackles ranking 3rd on the team. Not only did he contribute significantly on the defensive side, but Sendejo also played on every special teams squad except for field goals and field goal block units.
Mark Craig of the Startribune doesn’t seem to think the Vikings need to rush things at the running back position. But, with Toby gone and Matt Asiata as the next man up, I’m just a dainty bit concerned. My curiosity as to what GM Rick Spielman might have up his sleeve concerning the backup tailback position has got the best of me for sure. In Craig’s recent article, he shares an interesting quote from Spielman about the possibility of adding another ball carrier.
The Chicago Bears have added defensive end Jared Allen and that is sure to not sit well with Vikings fans. But should they still support one of their favorite-
The trend in the NFL is to feature big tight ends that can be used as a receivers in the vertical passing game. Chase Ford fits that prototypical mold. He is a hard working, pass catching tight end that could be on the verge of a breakout year under Norv Turner.
Norv wants to get Adrian touches in open space, and one way to accomplish that is to throw him the ball more often. In 2013, Adrian only caught 29 balls for 171 yards and 1 touchdown.
The Minnesota Vikings signed back a linebacker that they had once drafted in the fifth round. Jasper Brinkley spent a year in Arizona but returned to…