Re: 2015 Offseason - Free Agent/Draft Tracker
Posted: Sat Mar 14, 2015 1:25 am
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As much as you may hate this deal, wallace is the best wr on the vikings by far now. And i dont get why you think we would get rid of 3 receivers just because we signed wallace?PurpleKoolaid wrote:Did he even do anything in Miami? He only did well with Big Ben, and thats cause Ben had time to each a sandwich while he was behind the line waiting for someone to free up. Teddy wont have that time unless some HUGE changes are coming.
Teddy was almost 10% more accurate with his deep ball last year than Tannehill was. Tannehill had a deep pass completion percentage of like 38%. Teddy was over 46%. And Teddy wqs a rookie.PacificNorseWest wrote: Whoa, bro! I was with you until you said Tannehill has a noodle arm. That's so far from the truth. He can really spin it. His problem in regards to the deep ball was touch. He really struggled with it. Tannehill has a rocket for an arm though.
Mike Wallace was just never a good fit for Miami and with Tannehill at Q. Wallace is a perfect for a QB like Teddy and as a complement to a Charles Johnson.
Demi wrote:
Yeah remember when he signed with Miami, and good riddance they totally overpaid him!
Now he's here and the contract isn't an issue anymore for the same people that said he was being paid too much. And that is AFTER not living up to it in Miami, and having other issues.
Not an issue here of course. Our coaching staff is just that much better.
Lol, OMG I know.Demi wrote: Yeah remember when he signed with Miami, and good riddance they totally overpaid him!
Now he's here and the contract isn't an issue anymore for the same people that said he was being paid too much. And that is AFTER not living up to it in Miami, and having other issues.
Not an issue here of course. Our coaching staff is just that much better.
Jasper Brinkley, the Vikings’ starting middle linebacker in 2014, agreed to terms with the Cowboys, according to a league source. Brinkley did a solid job against the run, finishing with 74 tackles. But because of his limitations in pass coverage, Brinkley played only 42.5 percent of the defensive snaps. The Vikings now must find a new middle linebacker, though chances are they already were looking for one, which is why Brinkley was allowed to walk.
Coach Mike Zimmer said that the free-agent class was underwhelming, but a few intriguing ones are out there. Rolando McClain remains unsigned, but he’s an enigma who un-retired and has past legal issues. Brandon Spikes is a two-down thumper like Brinkley, but he, too, has trouble keeping up in coverage. Mason Foster, Nate Irving and D.J. Williams also are unsigned.
The Vikings could opt to address middle linebacker in the draft — they have been eyeing prospects such as Denzel Perryman, Benardrick McKinney and Stephone Anthony — or give a longer look to Audie Cole, who opened eyes with 14 tackles in the season finale.
Dastardly!dead_poet wrote:Johnson is leaving without a contract to visit the Bengals, which was always his plan.
Mothman wrote: Dastardly!
IrishViking wrote:I KNEW that twirly handlebar mustache was a dead giveaway!
I was really, really, really hoping this team was going to find an upgrade to Brian Robison. Graham, Morgan, Sheard, and Johnson were all viable options and now they are off the market.dead_poet wrote:Note that Johnson said had it not been for Zimmer he wouldn't have even wanted to visit. He has lots of friends in Cincy. I'm guessing he re-signs there.
@GoesslingESPN: According to @ESPNStatsInfo, #Vikings are now under $10 million in cap space. Wonder if the Chad Greenway restructure talks are coming.
Saw it coming, but I still hate to see it. I liked Brinkley.Mothman wrote:Has anybody posted about this? Maybe I missed it.
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