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ORIGINAL: Pauldiercks1 Probably been talked about many times already. Since before the season started, the left side of the O-line has really bothered me. LT and LG really seem to suck, those positions are well below what we need if we want to run the ball against decent defenses. Regardless of what the rankings say this is not a good running offense or I should say could be so much better considering we have a Dalvin Cook. Cousins failed in this last game from the start but He didn't get much help to correct it with the shoddy blocking either. My opinion is that we improved the line some the last year, or maybe two with O'Neill, but we need to continue this offseason and repair the left side of the o-line. Reiff is hard to watch and Elflein is almost that bad. I agree. That's what I've been thinking, but now I'm also thinking that if we can get a potentially great QB I would support selecting that first. When are they most likely to draft a QB early? Probably not with Spielman as GM, and probably not until it's clear they are moving on from Cousins. One and done in the playoffs, I think Wilfs clean house, and a new front office waits a year and drafts a QB in 2021 after moving on from Kirk. Man, this draft is so loaded with QBs, likely going to still be a couple good ones when we pick. Maybe use Barr as trade bait to get up in the top 10? If the Vikings want to trade up there should be opportunities. Several bad teams think they have their QB of the future
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