@YATittle posted:I read that at the time and laughed, though I did think they had a good draft. We'll see in a few years...
They had a "good" draft, but they were victims of the virus, too. They couldn't get all their new players on the field for a practice, let alone a game, due to Covid concerns. They drafted, like 15 rookies, and had no way to see who would pan out and which ones they'd keep and which vets were expendable or replaceable with these rookies. All in all, the vikings' defense took a hit and the O Line did not improve. Now they are outside, looking in, at a play off spot. Good luck with that, Spielman! It took two years for Zimmer and Co. to figure out that Kark has to hand the ball off to Cook, a lot, to avoid Kark throwing an INT or getting sacked. Kark's numbers improved, this year, I think, due to the vikes using Cook more often.