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If Diggs and Cousins click, Diggs will command an even more lucrative contract
#21
with hunter already “the man” to replace griff, can bower or weatherly step up? we’ve been coaching on those guys now for awhile. keep or DL rotation strong.
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#22
I think it should be fairly obvious that teams prioritize pass rushers over wide receivers.

The Vikings could keep Barr, Hunter, Diggs, Waynes, Hunter, and give Thielen a raise if they can reach agreement on the extension amounts.

Here is a quick summary of the current cap situation for 2019 and some proposed extensions.

Right now they have Rhodes, Smith, Griffen, Joseph, Barr, &
Kendricks making top dollar with Waynes, Hunter, and Richardson
(hopefully) set to join them.
In 2019, on defense we have these cap hits …

Rhodes – $13,400,000

Smith – $10,750,000

Griffen – $11,900,000

Joseph – $10,700,000

Kendricks – $6,600,000

Waynes – $9,069,000

Sendejo – $5,500,000

Total – $67,919,000

If they give Barr a 5 yr 50 mil deal with a 10 mil signing bonus and a 4 mil first year salary his cap hit would be $6,000,000.

If they give Richardson a 4 yr 48 mil deal with a 8 mil signing bonus
and a 4 mil first year salary his cap hit would be $6,000,000.

If they give Hunter a 5 yr 75 mil deal with a 25 mil signing bonus and a 2 mil first year salary his cap hit would be $7,000,000.

That would be $86,919,000 for 10 defensive players.

On offense you have these players under contract in 2019 …

Cousins - $29,000,000

Thielen - $5,000,000

Rudolph - $7,625,000

Treadwell – $3,161,132

Reiff – $11,700,000

Remmers - $6,350,000

Total – $62,836,132

If they give Diggs a 5 yr 65 mil deal with a 20 mil signing bonus and a 4 mil first year salary his cap hit would be $6,000,000.

If they give Thielen a 4 yr 56 mil new deal with a 16 mil signing bonus
and a 4.35 mil first year salary his cap hit would be an extra
$6,500,000.

That would be $75,336,132 for 7 offensive players.

That would be $162,255,132 for 18 players.

If the cap in 2019 is going to be 190 mil then they would have 27.7 mil left for the other 35 players.  That is not counting the 18 mil that they have available right now according to spotrac.  After doing these deals with these amounts at the end of the season and carrying over the 18 mil they would have 45 mil left in 2019.

In 2020, I expect the team to look at Griffen, Joseph, Reiff, and Remmers for restructures which would free up some cap space.Obviously, the contract structures will be different as I cannot hold Brez's jock.

The Vikings can sign their current players although it will take some cap
gymnastics and some players may need to redo their deals like Rudolph,
Sendejo, Griffen, Joseph, Reiff, and Remmers.

It’s doable. The only question is the amount of the new deals.
Negotiating what the team thinks is fair and what the player thinks is
fair will be the determining factor IMHO.
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#23
The math can make sense...That's a good run-down MarkSP18. ITs what other teams are willing to offer and the players desire to stay here or not that doesnt fit the math all the time as you point out. 

My fear with Barr is someone will pay him dearly for a pass rush type of player that makes big splashes. He's asked to do so much more here. 
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