Vikings draft needs

Posted by eric.schmidt  
April 15, 2010

The Minnesota Vikings enter the 2010 draft as one of the most complete teams in the league. The Vikings were a 3 point overtime loss away from advancing to the Super Bowl. In fact the outcome of the Saints Vikings Championship game was the impetus for the owners to vote on a rule change for overtime playoff games. Something I still don’t agree with.

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RantSports 2010 Live Mock NFL Draft

Posted by eric.schmidt  
April 13, 2010

Are you ready for the 2010 NFL Draft? Do you know who your team will be drafting? Well Rant Sports has you covered! Join Rant Sports NFL bloggers this Thursday (April 15th) at 7:30 PM East for our Live 2010 NFL Mock Draft. We will go through the first round of the draft, rotating bloggers.

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Carlos Dunlap interviewed

Posted by eric.schmidt  
April 9, 2010

[picappgallerysingle id="7011631"]The Minnesota Vikings are interviewing University of Florida DE Carlos Dunlap. The 6’6″ 277 pound defensive lineman was a dominating force on the field for the Gators the past 2 seasons registering 18 sacks in the tough SEC. During his senior year, Dunlap was arrested for DUI and was suspended from playing in the Gators SEC Championship game.

Favre’s return. Will he or won’t he?

Posted by eric.schmidt  
April 4, 2010

It’s become one of the Favr-orite questions of the offseason the past few years. Will he or won’t he return?

I’ll go on the record now and say, Yes. There are several reasons. Favre is coming off statisically the best year of his 20 year career. He finished the season with a 107.2 passer rating and a career low 7 interceptions putting to rest questions about his 22 interception season in New York during the 2008 season.

Favre has now had a complete season to gel with the corps offensive players. WR Sidney Rice had a breakout year. Favre helped Percy Harvin become Offensive Rookie of the Year. And Favre put TE Visanthe Shinacoe on the map as a top flight player.

I believe Brett has one more year left in him and I don’t think he wanted his last game to be a loss in the NFC Championship game. I Favre returns, the Vikings have to be considered one of the three teams in the NFC to advance to the Super Bowl, if he doesn’t, Minnesota might not win the NFC North because Tavaris Jackson and Sage Rosenfels isn’t the answer to take it to the next level.

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