Fixed it for you.fiestavike wrote: Deep in linemen on both sides of the ball and DTs.
Idk Fiesta, agree to disagree, but you are the only one I have personally seen say that that draft wasn't a good draft for the big guys.
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Fixed it for you.fiestavike wrote: Deep in linemen on both sides of the ball and DTs.
well...I didn't quite say that. DTs and Interior offensive linemen are pretty big guys.Jordysghost wrote: Fixed it for you.
Idk Fiesta, agree to disagree, but you are the only one I have personally seen say that that draft wasn't a good draft for the big guys.
Riighhtt.. it was a good draft at the positions the Vikings addressed but not at the position they didnt address. EDIT: This comment was off base, ignore it, I had superimposed yours and the Bears draft and thought you came out with a C and a G and.... whatever, just chalk this one up to my plebian fudgie brain.fiestavike wrote: well...I didn't quite say that. DTs and Interior offensive linemen are pretty big guys.
Look, Tunsil and Stanley were highly regarded. Conklin and Decker typical late 1st, early 2nd guys pushed up because there's nothing but projects after them. Ifedi and Spriggs were projects pushed up even more because the projects after them don't even have great upside, and lots of teams are desperate for Tackles.
Great C draft and DT draft, good G draft.
No problem. I was really sitting here trying to think who we drafted that I was overlooking!Jordysghost wrote:
Riighhtt.. it was a good draft at the positions the Vikings addressed but not at the position they didnt address. EDIT: This comment was off base, ignore it, I had superimposed yours and the Bears draft and thought you came out with a C and a G and.... whatever, just chalk this one up to my plebian fudgie brain.
I think it was a very strong draft for the Vikings and didn't hate any particular pick however I would have liked to see them draft a developmental Qb. I might get blasted for this but I'm still not sold at all on Bridgewater. He is ok but I just can't ever see him being a top tier Qb. I thought Dak Prescott or Cardale Jones would have been a good idea.CbusVikesFan wrote:For all the good player/prospects we acquired yesterday, I cannot give a passing grade to this draft because the glaring need for a fresher backup at QB. Obviously the Vikings are going to hinge the future on TB and TH. Pffffft!
One fun way to think about it is, how would you feel if these players had been picked in division? I'd hate to think of the Packers adding those two players. Treadwell and Alexander are both very talented players. I hope they work out for us.petev_sj wrote:I am going to give this one an A. I think Treadwell and Alexander are 2 blue chip prospect. They certainly were coming out High School.
I wouldn't want Treadwell (Not in the first anyway) but just to give some perspective, I think the Packers have maybe the best secondary in the NFL, and yet I would have been doing flips had we drafted Alexander.fiestavike wrote: One fun way to think about it is, how would you feel if these players had been picked in division? I'd hate to think of the Packers adding those two players. Treadwell and Alexander are both very talented players. I hope they work out for us.
Why wouldn't you want Treadwell? Just curious.Jordysghost wrote: I wouldn't want Treadwell (Not in the first anyway) but just to give some perspective, I think the Packers have maybe the best secondary in the NFL, and yet I would have been doing flips had we drafted Alexander.
Not in the first, but keep in mind I am ALWAYS leery of first round WRs, I think if you take a guy in the first round he has got to have grade A physical potential, Treadwell is a guy that I dont ever anticipate becoming blow the roof off, special kind of Julio like talent, he seems to me like if Greg Jennings was taller, a reliable, smart and savvy WR that can help your QB out, but isnt going to strike absolute fear into opposing Defenses.fiestavike wrote: Why wouldn't you want Treadwell? Just curious.
And the Packers with the best secondary in the NFL?? Not so sure about that one either.Jordysghost wrote: I wouldn't want Treadwell (Not in the first anyway) but just to give some perspective, I think the Packers have maybe the best secondary in the NFL, and yet I would have been doing flips had we drafted Alexander.
The Packers have had a top 5 secondary the past two years, and a top 10 secondary the past 3. Being rated above the Vikes secondary all three of those years.Pondering Her Percy wrote: And the Packers with the best secondary in the NFL?? Not so sure about that one either.
And with us having Rhodes, Waynes, Newman, Alexander, and Munnerlyn, along with Smith in the backend, I must say we have to be up there. We easily have the best depth at CB in the NFL
I wasnt talking about the past few years. I was talking about now. Granted we still have question marks in Waynes and Alexander, but I truthfully couldn't even tell you who the worst CB of the group is. I don't want to get into comparing rosters at all either. I just think that if these guys pan out this year like they should, there is no doubt we could challenge for one of the best secondaries in the NFLJordysghost wrote: The Packers have had a top 5 secondary the past two years, and a top 10 secondary the past 3. Being rated above the Vikes secondary all three of those years.
This really isnt the place for to compare our rosters, but yea, Ill take the pepsi challenge over the Vikes CBs any day of the week, not only would I take Randall and Rollins over Rhodes and Waynes (And I think the on field production more then bears out why), but we are a whole premier top 5 corner above what with Shields. I think there is barely any argument for your CBs over ours and any argument for your secondary over ours would be based on you guys having an EXTREMELY underrated All pro Free Saftey.
Now our Lbs? Thats a different story.
Ok, that's fair. I'm more interested in ball skills than blow the top off speed, but that might in part be because the Vikings have been chasing that kind of WR ever since we traded Randy Moss, and wound up with a lot of duds. I've been wanting a Vincent Jackson, a Mike Evans, an Alshon Jeffrey for what feels like an eternity now. I don't think Treadwell is quite in that mold, but I think he's somewhere in that realm.Jordysghost wrote:
Not in the first, but keep in mind I am ALWAYS leery of first round WRs, I think if you take a guy in the first round he has got to have grade A physical potential, Treadwell is a guy that I dont ever anticipate becoming blow the roof off, special kind of Julio like talent, he seems to me like if Greg Jennings was taller, a reliable, smart and savvy WR that can help your QB out, but isnt going to strike absolute fear into opposing Defenses.
Jmo.
Im talking about now as well, I think that the top 5 CB core the Packers had last year, with two outstanding rookies (Both with, imo legitimate star potential) at the number 2 and number 3 Corner spots, with another year of development, is only going to rise. Jmo.Pondering Her Percy wrote: I wasnt talking about the past few years. I was talking about now. Granted we still have question marks in Waynes and Alexander, but I truthfully couldn't even tell you who the worst CB of the group is. I don't want to get into comparing rosters at all either. I just think that if these guys pan out this year like they should, there is no doubt we could challenge for one of the best secondaries in the NFL