Spending a top-20 pick on a RB is one of the worst decisions a team can make
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I think Q Mitchell will be gone as well. Main reason I’m all for moving up this year. Imo the elite guys at each position will be gone by our selection. We’ll be picking from the 2nd tier of players. Hopefully we can get to #9 somehow. I’d rather have a higher end guy than what might be left. -
Ok for the Colts "Cluster" at 15. Ballard will stay put at 15 WR BTJ AD Mitchell CB/Safety Arnold Q Mitchell Dejean Edge Verse Latu Chop Robinson One of these guys will be a Colt tomorrow night. -
By VikingsFanInChennai · Posted
You speak as if we don't understand how life without Kirk will be. And, you had no clue how it was with Kirk either, which you don't seem to understand even after pointing out (now for 3rd time). You also speak as if Kirk has Vikings at the top of the division, lol The best part of life without Kirk is it will be a step towards getting a permanent franchise QB, because (a) Kirk is not that (b) no use in waiting for a 36-year old to become franchise QB. We'd rather have Darnold and pick closer to top 10 or better rather than paying 40+ million for a finish in draft range of 14 - 25. When you say Vikings had more patience because he was good, you overlook the amount of money he was milking while being slightly above average. Whatever worth Kirk was being better than Wentz, he got paid very well for that too, so that only adds to more frustration about finding a franchise QB. If you pay 40+ million for a QB for average results year after year for 6 years, you'd feel the frustration but at this point you're not able to look from others' perspective so no point in discussing further. -
By Moosejawcolt · Posted
From the postion we pick, I would target Mitchell. He may take a trade up but he is the guy I get with my 1st pick. -
By ChuggaBeer · Posted
Sometimes you have to make moves to set yourself up to be in win now mode. Maybe next yr could be win now mode. If you add some of the pieces this yr. If you just plug away without taking chances how do you get to the win now mode? BTW. I don't expect Ballard to trade up. Nor am I pushing that he does. But there are a couple of real difference makers that are within striking distance this yr. Hopefully we are drafting in the late 20's next yr and wont have this opportunity
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