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3 days ago |
thevikingage.com | Ryan Heckman
It's true the Minnesota Vikings needed to upgrade their offensive line over the course of this offseason. It's also true that veteran guard Blake Brandel contributed to the Vikings' need to do so. But, does that mean Minnesota should be ready to trade the former sixth-round pick? Bleacher Report's Gary Davenport recently shared the belief that he is the one player the Vikings should be looking to trade right now. However, it doesn't make a lot of sense.
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3 days ago |
thevikingage.com | Ryan Heckman
The Minnesota Vikings opted to move on from center Garrett Bradbury this offseason after he spent the first six seasons of his career with the team. In what wound up being a post-June 1 release, officially, the move now saved the Vikings an additional $5.2 million. After the Bradbury release was made financially official, Minnesota's cap space has grown to more than $18 million. How will the Minnesota Vikings use the money saved from releasing Garrett Bradbury?
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1 week ago |
yardbarker.com | Ryan Heckman
Typically, you cannot go wrong when drafting an Alabama defensive back no matter where they're found. When the Baltimore Ravens selected Jalyn Armour-Davis in the fourth round of the 2022 NFL Draft, they abided by this principle. Yet, as Davis enters his fourth year in the league, he is suddenly facing an uphill battle in making a roster spot, and all of this after a difficult 2024 campaign. Davis had multiple injuries throw off last season which ultimately ended with him landing on IR.
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1 week ago |
justblogbaby.com | Ryan Heckman
The Las Vegas Raiders have overhauled the running back position in a massive way this offseason, and it's not a secret. It's been such a talking point, for good reason, but very few are including last year's sixth-round pick, Dylan Laube, in the conversation. If you are a fantasy football junkie, you might have heard some gurus mention Laube as a dark horse or sleeper last offseason, but that narrative seems to have evaporated in a year's time.
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1 week ago |
yardbarker.com | Ryan Heckman
Much of the Detroit Lions' offseason has had to do with the fan base defending their team against the likes of Chicago Bears fans ranting and raving about their new head coach. But, if ESPN has anything to say about the Lions' future, then Bears fans can relish in their Ben Johnson glory all they want. It still won't matter, because Detroit is the team that's still getting the love.
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The only thing that matters, in the end, about this Caleb Williams bombshell: "I wasn't ready to nuke Chicago," he told Seth Wickersham
"He saw a system where his son was locked into the team that drafted him, like all no. 1 picks are, for basically a year." Here's the thing we're not talking about... CAROLINA was the worst team in the league. It was CAROLINA'S pick, NOT THE BEARS'.
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