Viking Fans Have Unusual Preferences Ahead of 2021 NFL Draft
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The only thing that is for certain pertaining to the draft “wants” of Minnesota Vikings fans is this: Fans emphatically want the franchise to draft an offensive lineman with their 1st-Round pick.
The
“unusual” aspect is that the enthusiasm for a new quarterback is very low despite how exciting a young passer would pivot the franchise’s future.
For starters, the bulk of Vikings brains believe that general manager Rick Spielman will trade the 14th pick and move back on Thursday night.
Which of these scenarios do you THINK will happen for the Vikings at #14?
Big Blue View round table: What is your ideal Giants draft?
Our contributors offer their thoughts on what they would most like to see the Giants do this weekend
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What is the best way for the New York Giants to approach the 2021 NFL Draft? Everyone who follows the Giants has an idea what their own ideal draft scenario would be. In response to a reader question, I shared my favorite scenarios recently.
it’s only fair that the other contributors here at Big Blue View get a chance to express their feelings on this topic. So, that’s what we did in this weeks’ Big Blue View Round Table.
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Three Positions Tampa Bay Buccaneers Must Address in NFL Draft
The NFL Draft is set to begin in just over 24 hours. Here are three positions the Tampa Bay Buccaneers will need to address before it s over.
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Apr 28, 2021
Just over 24 hours prior to the 2021 NFL Draft, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers removed the No. 3 wide receiver position from its short-list of team needs.
The fact that WR No. 3 was on the short-list of needs tells you everything you need to know about the Buccaneers position entering the draft. The team returns all 22 of its starters from the 2020 Super Bowl run, meaning there are no pressing needs at any starting position. This draft can be best utilized by securing depth pieces and addressing the future of the roster.