Glazer: 'Bradford's knee is much worse than people know, might be career ending'

lol how do we get two gimps??!!??  guess that solves the qb question if true. 

Also heard he was in NY getting some sort of injections...but, wouldn't surprise me if he's done...2018 QB Draft watch just kicked into a higher gear...  

@"BarrNone55" said: Also heard he was in NY getting some sort of injections...but, wouldn't surprise me if he's done...2018 QB Draft watch just kicked into a higher gear...  

Jeezuz....Last thing I want to do is have to watch another frigging rookie QB starting...

F ck

QB in the first two rounds is damn near mandatory if true...and Glazer is one of the best...

Next year we better draft a quarterback. 

I really thought Bradford would be our guy, but "bone on bone" = knee replacement. He should be retiring for the sake of his own quality of life in the future.

If Sam's career is over then we don't have much choice...we have to draft a QB. But according to most scouts, it's the best year for QBs since '83 (the year of the QB for you Millennials). But I'm with PF, I do NOT want to watch another rookie develop. Team is built to win now.

Hopefully Teddy makes it back to where he was before. And don't forget that we also have one of the best young developmental rookie QBs waiting in the wings, too. Probably can't expect him to play for a couple years, but it's good to have. 

Might be hard getting a QB when the Vikes are drafting 32nd.

Zimmer just said at his presser that this report isn't true, take that for what its worth.

@"StickyBun" said: Zimmer just said at his presser that this report isn't true, take that for what its worth.

Hello, Kirk? 

He has a bone bruise. They heal slowly and are painful. But they heal. If Keenum can keep the team in contention for 3 or 4 more weeks, Sam could be back, for a playoff run. He's the most accurate passer the Vikings have had in a while, and though his career could be in question, it won't be from a bone bruise. Yes, he will likely need a knee replacement in his 50's, but not now.
I fully expect Bradford back. If that happens, the Vikings have a chance to be the first team to play a home game in the superbowl.
Waynes, Alexander, and the offensive line are all playing better, and despite the loss of Dalvin Cook, Shurmur is calling some great offensive plays for the players he has.
If Bradford can't recover, there is a possibility Teddy will be back.
The glass appears to be more than half full to me!

doesnt matter. with case or teddy we are fine. 

good luck to sam though

Grabbing a QB in the first 3 rounds would be a wise move. Both Bradford and Teddy are good QBs, but their injuries make it hard to know what to expect going forward. Teddy does have youth on his side, but we need to see where he is first before we start thinking beyond this season. Keenum has introduced an interesting wrinkle into things and could be a decent midterm option if they draft a QB early, but I'm not sure what it would cost to keep him. It's a weird position to be in, but regardless of who they decide to keep going forward, they would be wise to spend an early pick on an insurance QB.

Would love to hear ANYTHING on how Sloter is doing running  scout team...

@"BarrNone55" said: Would love to hear ANYTHING on how Sloter is doing running  scout team...

He could be a strong contender for the Vikings down the road.

@"purplefaithful" said:

@"BarrNone55" said: Would love to hear ANYTHING on how Sloter is doing running  scout team...

I heard the kid on KFAN...Damn smart, articulate, seemed like a lot of common sense for someone so young. If he's got the ceiling they say, the arm and accuracy?

He could be a strong contender for the Vikings down the road.

@"BarrNone55" said: Hello, Kirk? 

If Teddy gets back on the field, looks good, and avoids any set backs I wouldn't spend a first on a QB.  Maybe a late 2nd or 3rd.  If Sloter is looking like they expected when they went after him hard that would be a waste of a high pick.