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#2
Still plenty of money for the Vikings to sign a starter if they want to, considering they'll get another $8M or so after June 1st. 

But I tend to think everything is done now until the draft. If the tackle the Vikings want isn't on the board at 14, they will either pull an on-the-clock trade for Orlando Brown or take an Edge and try to sign someone like Eric Fisher after the draft. Mitchell Schwartz might also be an option, but he's a RT only, so that would mean O'Neill moves to the left. 

If the cards fall right, Vikings can go into '21 with completely rebuilt offensive and defensive lines. 
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#3
just to put things in perspective the WFT traded Trent Williams for a 2020 5th and a 2021 3rd round pick.  No need to trade #14 for OB.
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Quote: @rf54 said:
just to put things in perspective the WFT traded Trent Williams for a 2020 5th and a 2021 3rd round pick.  No need to trade #14 for OB.
Big difference is trent williams is 32. OBJ is 24 on rookie contract. Ravens will get more for Orlando. 
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Quote: @MaroonBells said:
@rf54 said:
just to put things in perspective the WFT traded Trent Williams for a 2020 5th and a 2021 3rd round pick.  No need to trade #14 for OB.
Big difference is trent williams is 32. OBJ is 24 on rookie contract. Ravens will get more for Orlando. 
not alot more Trent was a top OT, and OB is a pretty good OT, that will need to be signed to a big contract.  Highly doubt they will get a 1st.  Definitely not top half of rd 1. 
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Quote: @rf54 said:
@MaroonBells said:
@rf54 said:
just to put things in perspective the WFT traded Trent Williams for a 2020 5th and a 2021 3rd round pick.  No need to trade #14 for OB.
Big difference is trent williams is 32. OBJ is 24 on rookie contract. Ravens will get more for Orlando. 
not alot more Trent was a top OT, and OB is a pretty good OT, that will need to be signed to a big contract.  Highly doubt they will get a 1st.  Definitely not top half of rd 1. 
Huge difference in the trade value between 32 and 24. No, I doubt Vikings would give 14 straight up. I think the balance might be something like 14 for OBJ and 58.

Vikings will want OBJ and 27, but a 24-year-old, two-time pro bowl tackle is worth more than simply moving down 13 slots. If it happens it will likely be something in between the two. 
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 my guess is the cap space will be used to extend Oneil and/or Smith or trade and sign Brown versus signing an UFA.





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Quote: @MaroonBells said:
@rf54 said:
@MaroonBells said:
@rf54 said:
just to put things in perspective the WFT traded Trent Williams for a 2020 5th and a 2021 3rd round pick.  No need to trade #14 for OB.
Big difference is trent williams is 32. OBJ is 24 on rookie contract. Ravens will get more for Orlando. 
not alot more Trent was a top OT, and OB is a pretty good OT, that will need to be signed to a big contract.  Highly doubt they will get a 1st.  Definitely not top half of rd 1. 
Huge difference in the trade value between 32 and 24. No, I doubt Vikings would give 14 straight up. I think the balance might be something like 14 for OBJ and 58.

Vikings will want OBJ and 27, but a 24-year-old, two-time pro bowl tackle is worth more than simply moving down 13 slots. If it happens it will likely be something in between the two. 
I think Geoff said awhile ago that a swap of 1st rounders and the Vikings add a 3rd rounder might work. Seems to make sense to me.
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#9
Dont they still need about $5mm set aside for rooks?
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Quote: @purplefaithful said:
Dont they still need about $5mm set aside for rooks?
Still have cap space coming from Rudy on June 1. Enough for rooks and a little cushion I’m told. 
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