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Breaking down the potential impact of Mackenzie Alexander re-joining the Vikings

Breaking down the potential impact of Mackenzie Alexander re-joining the Vikings Word on the street is that the Vikings are working on bringing the nickel specialist back home! Joe JohnsonMar 17, 2021 3 5 minutes read If there is one label that has persisted for Minnesota Vikings head coach Mike Zimmer lo these many (mostly mediocre) seasons, it’s that he is a “cornerback whisperer/guru”. He inherited first-round pick Xavier Rhodes when the Vikings top brass hired him in 2014, but drafted Trae Waynes in the first round of the 2015 NFL Draft, Mackenzie Alexander in the second round of the 2016 Draft, Mike Hughes in the first round of the 2018 Draft, Jeff Gladney in the first round and Cameron Dantzler in the third round of the 2020 Draft.

What will Denver Broncos' new General Manager do in free agency?

Days after George Paton’s introductory press conference, I took a look at the draft history of the Minnesota Vikings during his tenure. I did so in part because while he didn’t have final say on the decisions, he worked under Rick Spielman so long that certain trends may emerge. Today, I thought it’d be a fruitful endeavor to pivot to the Vikings’ free agent signings over the same time frame. It’s important to keep in mind that Paton has inherited a completely different personnel department than Minnesota’s. The game has also evolved in recent years, with more and more emphasis placed on the passing game. On top of all that, Fangio’s defense will have different needs than Mike Zimmers’.

The Daily Norseman Mailbag, January 19th, 2021

The Daily Norseman Mailbag, January 19th, 2021 You have questions, I have answers. Good Morning! Damn, you guys and gals knocked it out of the park. I figured I’d get one or two questions and I’d have to make up a few to make my post look (somewhat) legit. I looked at Twitter before hitting the publish button, didn’t see anything except questions from 2016. Likely it’s my inexperience with Twitter combined with the Dodgers SB Nation site was using #DNMailbag too, so I’ll have to change it up. Going forward any questions about the salary cap I’ll use overthecap.com Enough from me, let’s see what was on everyone’s mind.