Cam Robinson traded to Vikings

[MaroonBells]

I was thinking this same thing and we could realistically pay him tackle money to play guard with our extra cap next offseason, but yeah..I'm sure his preference would be to stay at tackle and some team will pay him

Here's a question;

Do the Vikings need to plan for a contingency LT after the season ends and b4 Darrisaw is ready?

I read where its typically a 10 mos recovery from the type of repair he had.

Maybe we just overpay the guy--we have the cash--to play LT for us in case Darrisaw can't make it back for week one and then shift him to guard when CD comes back. Seems unrealistic, but ya never know I guess. If he likes the team, the culture....

[StickierBuns]

Cam is going to get LT money with a new team this offseason. But he'll enjoy his time in Minnesota.

[DeepFreeze05]

Heard KOC say that the Cam Robinson trade may be one of the best deals they've done since he's been here. Cam must not only fit in, but he must have rocked it on video review with the coaches. Goes up against his old team Sunday.

So far so good.

[MaroonBells]

So far so good.

KOC: "I don’t know many teams that can lose one of the best left tackles in football and win six straight, and that’s a total testament to what Cam’s been able to come in here and do."

I think it's a testament to you too, Kev. Some teams are just incompetent. On incompetent teams, average players play poorly. On well-coached teams with a positive culture, you can bring in an average guy and get the best out of him. Darnold, Robinson, Redmond, Cashman, Gink, Pat Jones, Metellus, etc. I think the Vikings have a lot of players who might just be JAG's on other teams.