However, they are more than one piece away from keeping up with the rest of the NFC North, let alone competing at a high level.They have two first-round picks, so they could at least try to move up and NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell announces the first round pick of the Minnesota Vikings in the 2018 NFL Draft at AT&T Stadium on the 26 April 2018 in Arlington, Texas .
(Photo by Ronald Martinez/Getty Images) nBut they are more than one piece away from keeping pace with the rest of the NFC North, let alone their rivals. at a high level.Speaking on the Unsportsmanlike Radio program, he said the Vikings will have to go after a quarterback if they feel they must and can make a deal. sign, mostly because they don’t know when they’ll be back in the top five or top three in the NFL draft.
A trade and departure of a quarterback would be hard to explain in the current system.But if that is the case, the Vikings will likely look for another high pick next season because they may not be doing very well with the current QB -space.The Vikings have one of the best. playmakers in the game in Justin Jefferson, but even an elite player like him needs someoneThat’s why sports analyst Kimberley Martin expressed concerns about what they could do with their draft.Speaking on Unathletic’s radio show, he said the Vikings should look for a quarterback if they feel they need to and can make a deal, mostly because they don’t know when they’ll be back on top. Top five or three in the NFL draft..
