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Vikergirl · 05-02-2022, 05:32 PM

https://twitter.com/sosarick/status/1521...hGfhKbaM-g&s=19

05-02-2022, 05:33 PM

Obviously O’Neill and Darrisaw are pretty much set. Other than that, we'll see.

05-04-2022, 12:06 AM

Pretty sure Ezra Cleveland has solidified himself at LG. Not sure why anyone is down on him. Battles are for C (Bradbury is likely still the favorite) and RG...

05-07-2022, 11:31 PM

For what it's worth, according to PA the Vikings are working Kyle Hinton to center. I think it's a good move as I figured it would have to be Hinton or Wyatt Davis making that transition. Bradbury will probably get the nod for this season but after not picking up his contract option the Vikings need to start preparing to have a new center next year.

05-07-2022, 11:40 PM

Quote: @supafreak84 said:
For what it's worth, according to PA the Vikings are working Kyle Hinton to center. I think it's a good move as I figured it would have to be Hinton or Wyatt Davis making that transition. Bradbury will probably get the nod for this season but after not picking up his contract option the Vikings need to start preparing to have a new center next year.

I would rather they found a replacement this year.

05-08-2022, 10:24 AM

I think the center job will be a competition between Bradbury, Reed and Hinton. Probably in that order. Weird PA mentions Hinton working at center, considering he's been working at center for two years. Huge upside if they can get him to play at an NFL level.

I could see Ingram there too. Best pass blocking grade in the SEC? Hasn't been penalized in three years? Sign me up.

https://twitter.com/vikesinsider/status/...49793?s=20&t=xFwlqyHcNp5svAWmQe3-eQ

https://twitter.com/liliceberg1of1/statu...84896?s=20&t=xFwlqyHcNp5svAWmQe3-eQ

05-08-2022, 11:23 AM

As far as Ingram goes, if you can start at LSU, you have talent. Its like starting at Clemson, Alabama, Georgia, Ohio State, etc. So you are dealing with the top high school players in the nation coming into college at those places. How far can they develop themselves is the difference.

05-08-2022, 12:09 PM

Quote: @Wetlander said:
Pretty sure Ezra Cleveland has solidified himself at LG. Not sure why anyone is down on him. Battles are for C (Bradbury is likely still the favorite) and RG...

Yeah Cleveland is probably set too. This is probably Bradbury's last shot since the 5th year option wasn't picked up. Good to see there is a competition there though because better is needed. RG is still an issue too unfortunately.

05-08-2022, 03:07 PM

Quote: @StickyBun said:
As far as Ingram goes, if you can start at LSU, you have talent. Its like starting at Clemson, Alabama, Georgia, Ohio State, etc. So you are dealing with the top high school players in the nation coming into college at those places. How far can they develop themselves is the difference.

Not to be a dick, but Elflein and Wyatt Davis went to OSU. :-) Dru Samia started on an OU line that was considered one of the best OLs in the nation at the time.

Just goes to show no matter how great the school--and those schools are great--there will always be an ocean of difference between even the best Power 5 school....and the NFL.

He's going to have to learn to be more consistent, but one thing I like about Ingram is that he went to the Senior Bowl and dominated in drills against top level talent like Devonte Wyatt. He was also voted best offensive lineman for his Senior Bowl team.

05-08-2022, 03:57 PM

Like most years, our most likely option for the IOL appears to be "fervent prayer".