Preet Mukesh Shah

1 week ago | zonecoverage.com | Preet Mukesh Shah |Felipe Reis |Mitch Widmeier |Luke Sims

It’s not just the beer and cheese causing blood pressures to spike across the state of Wisconsin. Some of that hypertension is no doubt attributable to the Green Bay Packers’ wide receiver room. While they have a lot of good pieces in Jayden Reed, Christian Watson, Romeo Doubs, and Dontayvion Wicks, none of them have been able to step up as a WR1. The Packers could spend their shiny first-round pick on a receiver, but history suggests that won’t happen.

1 week ago | zonecoverage.com | Preet Mukesh Shah |Chris Schad |Tom Schreier

The Minnesota Vikings have gotten themselves into an enviable position headed into the 2025 draft. Instead of looking for starters who can contribute from Day 1, they are looking for players who can fill depth roles and contribute. While they have some obvious needs – competition at the left guard, corner, and safety  – WR3 has become overlooked. Jalen Nailor filled in well when the Vikings asked him to step up in Jordan Addison‘s absence last season.

1 week ago | zonecoverage.com | Chris Schad |Preet Mukesh Shah |Tom Schreier

Few days on the NFL calendar are more anticipated than the draft. What started as a meeting in a random hotel conference room in New York City has turned into a three-day event where thousands of fans fly across the country to see if their team will select a player who can change the course of their franchise’s history. To this degree, Minnesota Vikings fans have been obsessed with the draft ever since they took Randy Moss in 1998.

1 week ago | zonecoverage.com | Preet Mukesh Shah |Tom Schreier |Chris Schad

The Minnesota Vikings have retooled their secondary again this offseason, letting Shaq Griffin and Stephon Gilmore test the market while retaining Byron Murphy and bringing in Isaiah Rodgers. Murphy is coming off one of the best seasons of his career, finishing with six interceptions and a Pro Bowl nod. Still, there are massive questions behind him. Rodgers offers a lot of promise, but he has produced on a limited snap size, and he must prove he can play like he did last year for an entire season.

3 weeks ago | zonecoverage.com | Tom Schreier |Carter Rees Cox |Chris Schad |Preet Mukesh Shah

Imagine if someone told you in 2010 that the quarterback you saw the New York Jets unceremoniously cut during the infamous Antonio Cromartie Hard Knocks season would go 34-17 in his first three seasons as the Minnesota Vikings head coach. It wouldn’t be the first time a mediocre player became a great coach. Still, Kevin O’Connell did so with Kirk Cousins under center his first year. A year ago, he had a rotating cast that included Nick Mullens, Jaren Hall, and Joshua Dobbs.