Day 9 Camp Notes

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@"BarrNone55" said:

Will Ragatz

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Lots of praise for Oli Udoh today. Phil Rauscher even mentioned Brandon Scherff, a former tackle-to-guard convert who he coached in Washington, when discussing Udoh's move inside.

"He shares qualities and traits that would make you think he has the potential of being very good."

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Daniel House

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Zimmer also indicated the biggest challenge with the OL right now is finding the right backups and swing guys for game day. #Vikings

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Will Ragatz

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Still five weeks to go, but it sure seems like the Vikings' Week 1 OL will be Hill-Cleveland-Bradbury-Udoh-O'Neill.

 Christian Darrisaw is running out of time to get healthy and win the LT job. Wyatt Davis might have a chance at RG if Udoh wasn't playing so well, but he is.

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This Darrisaw injury feels like Danielle Hunter 2.0. I'm not very optimistic about that situation, especially when Zim is already making these comments. Hope I'm wrong and it improves

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@"BarrNone55" said:

Will Ragatz

@WillRagatz

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Lots of praise for Oli Udoh today. Phil Rauscher even mentioned Brandon Scherff, a former tackle-to-guard convert who he coached in Washington, when discussing Udoh's move inside.

"He shares qualities and traits that would make you think he has the potential of being very good."

Not trying to get ahead of my skis, but....

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Oy.

https://twitter.com/CourtneyRCronin/stat...1469895684

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@StickyBun said:
Oy.

https://twitter.com/CourtneyRCronin/stat...1469895684

Being reported as a wrist injury. Hopefully he just landed on it weird and its sore for a few days

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Phew.

https://twitter.com/AdamSchefter/status/...9059240961

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Some serious speculation going on in the twitterverse

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@StickyBun said:
Phew.

https://twitter.com/AdamSchefter/status/...9059240961

A sprained AC joint is a separated shoulder, there are different degrees of this injury, we don’t know what his is. Typically a 2-4 wk recovery if not too serious…