Janik Eckardt
Sports Writer at Vikings Territory
Writer and editor. @Vikingterritory @PurplePTSD All we need is 5 touchdowns. #skol
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purpleptsd.com | Janik Eckardt
Kirk Cousins left the Minnesota Vikings after six years in last offseason’s QB carousel, deciding to move forward with the Atlanta Falcons. That move has been a massive failure on his part, as Michael Penix Jr. has taken his spot in the starting lineup. This offseason, unsurprisingly, he has been in the rumor mill as an option for the quarterback-needy teams. However, those destinations vanish from the market with every signed player.
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purpleptsd.com | Janik Eckardt
It feels like Vikings general manager Kwesi Adofo-Mensah facilitates a new trade every other week. Just this offseason, he shipped demoted guard Ed Ingram to Houston for a draft pick and then turned around, using that pick to acquire running back Jordan Mason. Most analysts also expect the Vikings to try to find a trade partner in the draft to accumulate more draft capital—a sensible move.
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purpleptsd.com | Janik Eckardt
The Minnesota Vikings famously have never won a Super Bowl despite competing in the season’s final game four times. Since the 70s, countless devastating playoff endings daggered chances to return to the Super Bowl. There’s a reason this site’s name is PurplePTSD. It’s the ultimate goal for any team every single season.
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purpleptsd.com | Janik Eckardt
A year ago, the Vikings drafted one of the key players of Michigan’s championship run when they traded up to the tenth overall draft slot to acquire J.J. McCarthy, making him their new franchise quarterback. One year later, one of his former teammates could follow. In the first round, Michigan’s defensive tackle Kenneth Grant could be an option for Minnesota if he is still available when the Vikes pick 24th overall.
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1 week ago |
purpleptsd.com | Janik Eckardt
The Minnesota Vikings have pick 24 in the upcoming draft, and they are consistently among the teams analysts determine should opt to trade down from that spot to generate more draft capital. Ultimately, it is tough to predict who and when the Vikings will draft in a year with no desperate needs. However, here are ten candidates for the first selection, ranked alphabetically. At the cornerback position, the Vikings have numerous options at 24.
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