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Reiff should be traded for a bag of footballs or whatever can be worked out, (Oswillerlike trade) unless I'm missing something.

Pay cut or be cut

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ORIGINAL: Don T in CO

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Reiff should be traded for a bag of footballs or whatever can be worked out, (Oswillerlike trade) unless I'm missing something.

Pay cut or be cut

Sounds like they'll ask him to take a pay cut and move inside. I haven't been up on the cap situation enough to know if we can sign Ant Harris to an extension without cutting salary somewhere else. I just know that we've had to let several people go due to cap concerns (Griffen, Rhodes, Waynes, Alexander, Joseph, Weatherly, Sandejo, Kearse, etc.). With that in mind, expect the Vikes to rebuild their defense with most of the remaining picks.

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We do need a QB to develop. The thought of Mannion being our backup makes me [sm=banghead.gif]

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Are we really saving 9 picks for tomorrow?
Spiels knows new CBA didn’t expand roster to 70 right?

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ORIGINAL: Don T in CO

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ORIGINAL: odin

Reiff should be traded for a bag of footballs or whatever can be worked out, (Oswillerlike trade) unless I'm missing something.

Pay cut or be cut

Sounds like they'll ask him to take a pay cut and move inside. I haven't been up on the cap situation enough to know if we can sign Ant Harris to an extension without cutting salary somewhere else. I just know that we've had to let several people go due to cap concerns (Griffen, Rhodes, Waynes, Alexander, Joseph, Weatherly, Sandejo, Kearse, etc.). With that in mind, expect the Vikes to rebuild their defense with most of the remaining picks.

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Cant believe we are sitting on so many picks and not moving up for tallent when we have such needs now on team, late round development prospects will do nothing now for holes.

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PFFs top 5 available

23. DI JORDAN ELLIOTT, MISSOURI
Elliott may not have freakish tools, but he's more than athletic enough to be an all-around quality defensive tackle in the NFL. With how consistent he was in 2019, I'd bet on him being that sooner rather than later.

26. EDGE CURTIS WEAVER, BOISE STATE
Weaver's athleticism or lack thereof is terrifying. He doesn't have a body of work against quality tackles to prove it won't matter, but we've also never seen an edge dominate the group of 5 to the degree Weaver did.

37. IOL NETANE MUTI, FRESNO STATE
Muti has all the tools to be an elite guard in the NFL. We'd be talking about him in much higher esteem had he not had his last two seasons cut short with injury.

48. WR TYLER JOHNSON, MINNESOTA
Johnson may not wow with his speed or burst, but no testing number is going to capture the way he subtly sets up defenders snap after snap to get himself open. Some NFL team is getting a hell of a route runner.

49. CB BRYCE HALL, VIRGINIA
Hall is very much a silo type of cornerback, but in that silo you're going to have a difficult time beating him. With plus length and ball skills, Hall should rack up his fair share of PBUs in the league.

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Pat's take QB?

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Pat's take QB?

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PFFs top 5 available

23. DI JORDAN ELLIOTT, MISSOURI
Elliott may not have freakish tools, but he's more than athletic enough to be an all-around quality defensive tackle in the NFL. With how consistent he was in 2019, I'd bet on him being that sooner rather than later.

26. EDGE CURTIS WEAVER, BOISE STATE
Weaver's athleticism or lack thereof is terrifying. He doesn't have a body of work against quality tackles to prove it won't matter, but we've also never seen an edge dominate the group of 5 to the degree Weaver did.

37. IOL NETANE MUTI, FRESNO STATE
Muti has all the tools to be an elite guard in the NFL. We'd be talking about him in much higher esteem had he not had his last two seasons cut short with injury.

48. WR TYLER JOHNSON, MINNESOTA
Johnson may not wow with his speed or burst, but no testing number is going to capture the way he subtly sets up defenders snap after snap to get himself open. Some NFL team is getting a hell of a route runner.

49. CB BRYCE HALL, VIRGINIA
Hall is very much a silo type of cornerback, but in that silo you're going to have a difficult time beating him. With plus length and ball skills, Hall should rack up his fair share of PBUs in the league.

I feel better. I like Muti or Weaver or Elliott.

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PFFs top 5 available

23. DI JORDAN ELLIOTT, MISSOURI
Elliott may not have freakish tools, but he's more than athletic enough to be an all-around quality defensive tackle in the NFL. With how consistent he was in 2019, I'd bet on him being that sooner rather than later.

26. EDGE CURTIS WEAVER, BOISE STATE
Weaver's athleticism or lack thereof is terrifying. He doesn't have a body of work against quality tackles to prove it won't matter, but we've also never seen an edge dominate the group of 5 to the degree Weaver did.

37. IOL NETANE MUTI, FRESNO STATE
Muti has all the tools to be an elite guard in the NFL. We'd be talking about him in much higher esteem had he not had his last two seasons cut short with injury.

48. WR TYLER JOHNSON, MINNESOTA
Johnson may not wow with his speed or burst, but no testing number is going to capture the way he subtly sets up defenders snap after snap to get himself open. Some NFL team is getting a hell of a route runner.

49. CB BRYCE HALL, VIRGINIA
Hall is very much a silo type of cornerback, but in that silo you're going to have a difficult time beating him. With plus length and ball skills, Hall should rack up his fair share of PBUs in the league.

I feel better. I like Muti or Weaver or Elliott.

Those would all be excellent picks if Muti can be relied on.