http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/201...he-league/

I've been dieting since April. Dropped 20lbs and then decided to get to 25lb loss. I hope I'm there by end of this month if the summer food doesnt f me up. 

There are so many different ways to measure BMI, is there one scale most would measure themselves by? 

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Things that i find uninteresting:
anything to do with twitter. who cares what some player says?
Pretty boys or girls who are assigned NFL coverage but know nothing of football
Any show on NFL network except immediate post game highlights
any nfl show on ESPN
any player's political views
any top ten list
any nfl power poll
any who's the greatest list
Jerry Jones or Robert Kraft
53 man roster projections this time of year
any predictions
any mock draft besides Mayock's

Things i do find interesting:
Tom Pelissero
Peter King's MMQB column
Albert Breer's column every Thursday on mmqb.com
data on overthecap.com
Bucky Brook's scout notebook on nfl.com

The most disappointed people if Vikings ever win Super Bowl:
any Packer fan
Dan Barreiro
Pat Reusse
Judd Zulgad

http://vikingswire.usatoday.com/2017/06/...ite-in-17/

http://vikingswire.usatoday.com/2017/07/...2-seasons/

Didn't even use profanity. Thanks, dude! Very fair! The board is running great so far thanks to you!

-KingBash

http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap3000000817621/article/nfls-five-most-underrated-receiving-corps-in-20171) Minnesota Vikings
Top returning targets:
» Stefon Diggs (84 receptions, 903 yards, three touchdowns)
» Adam Thielen (69 receptions, 967 yards, five touchdowns)
» Laquon Treadwell* (1 reception, 15 yards)
Why are they underrated?
The Vikings led the league last year in cumulative catch percentage for a wide receiver. The intermediate air attack was definitely a contributing factor, but attributing that mark solely to the team's dink-and-dunk system doesn't fairly account for the fact that Diggs and Thielen (who caught 75 percent of the balls thrown their way) both adjusted to a new quarterback post-camp and a new offensive coordinator after just a few weeks. As for the asterisk (*), I decided to include Treadwell based on a conversation I had with outgoing Vikingsreceiver Cordarrelle Patterson, who told me at the Pro Bowl that offensive coordinator Pat Shurmur planned on utilizing his weapons more effectively in 2017. With an entire offseason under his belt as OC, Shurmur should be able to make the most of Treadwell's first-round talent.

http://www.startribune.com/the-17-most-i...62453/?c=n&clmob=y

http://www.scout.com/nfl/vikings/story/1...tight-ends