Experts continue to predict which direction the team will go with their fist pick, but the overall consensus is that it will likely be one of these players.
Vikings trade down from 25th to 31st, using that pick to select cornerback Jeff Gladney as Minnesota replaces a secondary depleted by several offseason exits.
The NFL Draft begins Thursday night and the first couple of rounds are filled with excitement. By Saturday, the third day of the draft, teams are looking for sleepers, athletes with potential from smaller schools and for roster depth. To make sure there's some fan excitement in the later roun…
The Minnesota Vikings were in desperate need of a big wide receiver going into the draft. Another frail speedster was not what Teddy Bridgewater needed, he needed someone who could fight for the ball, block and break tackles. Even though Laquon Treadwell was the fourth receiver taken, I believ…
The first round of the 2015 NFL Draft was completed on Thursday night in Chicago. There were no huge surprises, but we did learn a few things from the night’s activities.
As Rick Spielman has done in previous drafts, the Vikings traded with the Seattle Seahwaks to get pick number 32, the final pick of the first round of the 2014 NFL Draft. With that pick, they addressed their need at quarterback.
The Minnesota Vikings traded down from 8 to 9 in the first round of the 2014 NFL Draft, swapping places with the Cleveland Browns. With all but Blake Bortles on the board, many anticipated Minnesota to select a quarterback. Rick Spielman and clan had other plans, looking to boost the defense.