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#1
Yes I wanted a win, but at least the Vikings were in this fight, all the way to the end. That's better than the first two games.
I honestly think this team will find 6 wins this season. That would mean going 6-7 the rest of the way, which seems optimistic, but there's no doubt now that they are not going to intentionally tank and there are signs of improvement. If this was a young team being rebuilt, we would all appreciate those improvements.
But 6 wins, or even 5, will probably leave them drafting around #7-10 and beyond the reach of a franchise QB, and that won't matter anyway because Spielman and Zimmer will remain and keep Cousins and say that 2020 was just an off year jinxed with injuries and not enough time to prepare the team due to the pandemic.

I think Jefferson's emergence was a key to many of the other improvements like Cook's yardage. Without Diggs, we were simple for other teams to defend, but the offensive braintrust decided to give the rookie a shot, and look what happened.

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#2
Trading that 2nd round pick could really come back to hurt us if we are in that range and need to trade up to get one of the top QBs.  I would trade every pick for the next two years to get Lawrence, can make a case he is the best QB prospect to go #1 since Peyton Manning.  
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#3
Quote: @JR44 said:
Trading that 2nd round pick could really come back to hurt us if we are in that range and need to trade up to get one of the top QBs.  I would trade every pick for the next two years to get Lawrence, can make a case he is the best QB prospect to go #1 since Peyton Manning.  
The Vikings have 1 second round pick, 2 third round picks, 3 fourth round picks and 2 fifth round picks in 2021 (12 total at this point more to come).

If teams like the Bengals, Jets, Falcons, Lions, Giants, Dolphins, or Broncos are up in the top 1-5 picks (and the vikings aren't),... i think the Vikings will have enough trading power to move up.

It might cost them a second round pick in 2022 and a few mid-round picks in 2021,... but I do think Speilman will have the power to move up a few spots to get a QB.


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#4
Yep, Vikes are going to eek out some wins unfortunately. They'll fuck themselves in getting a QB, watch and see. And Z will take another corner. There are some really shit teams even worse than Minnesota in the NFL this year, the Vikings aren't the worst. 
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#5
Good teams find ways to win. Bad teams invent ways to lose

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#6
I see a 3/13 or 4/12 team. 

Rest of schedule:
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  • @ SEattle   
  • Falcons     
  • BYE
  • @ GB         
  • Detroit      
  • @ Bears     
  • Dallas        
  • Carolina
  • Jax
  • @ Bucs
  • Bears
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  • @Detroit
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#7
Im firmly on the tank for trevor bandwagon. Im hoping that we’re looking in the max 3 wins. No idea how we beat most the schedual. 
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#8
Unfortunately, I too am on board the tank train. I'll be far more disappointed in a 6 win season than 1 or 2 win season...
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#9
Quote: @LabGeek said:
Unfortunately, I too am on board the tank train. I'll be far more disappointed in a 6 win season than 1 or 2 win season...
Without a doubt...6 wins vs 1 or 2? 

Easy choice. 
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#10
Quote: @JR44 said:
Trading that 2nd round pick could really come back to hurt us if we are in that range and need to trade up to get one of the top QBs.  I would trade every pick for the next two years to get Lawrence, can make a case he is the best QB prospect to go #1 since Peyton Manning.  
  Ngakoue"s get off , jump cut followed by the strip the last 2 weeks have been amazing to watch.

He's not in shape yet either.


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