https://www.profootballfocus.com/pro-ran...17-season/

14. Minnesota VikingsTruthfully, I’m surprised myself at the Vikings’ ranking here. Realistically, they shored their line up enough to where there aren’t any glaring weaknesses, but at the same time there’s little in the way of high level play either. They finished 29th in our end-of-year 2016 rankings so this would be quite the bump up.


This would be huge improvement IMO.....

http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/201...term-deal/

http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap3000000...ving-corps
1. Minnesota VikingsTop 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 Vikings receiver 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//vikings.com/s/30836/378

http://draftwire.usatoday.com/2017/06/27...e-linemen/

2018 we complete the OL build...probably 4-5 OTs worthy of first round consideration...bunch of really good G prospects...

Murray On GMFB "I'm on the field" Click to view


Definitely like the confidence, but he's starting off behind the 8 ball...

http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/201...s-my-time/

Honestly, he's almost an afterthought as he recovers from injury...

http://mmqb.si.com/mmqb/2017/06/27/nfl-a...chip-kelly

Brian Robison 'Not Taking Anything for Granted' Entering 11th Vikings Season [Click to view]Since the Vikings drafted Robison 102nd overall in 2007, the defensive end has progressively and intentionally become more aware of a number of things: starting the past 65 consecutive games; conversations – whether serious or far from it – he has with his teammates; the fan appreciation and interaction he’s gained through weekly segments of 96 Questions with B-Rob....

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