Much of the story around the Vikings as free agency draws near will be shaped by their offseason priorities. The Vikings front office will have a lot of questions to answer in the upcoming months. Their responses to such queries might make or break the tenure of the regime during an offseason that is so important for Minnesota’s third-year brain trust. Let’s now discuss what the staff of General Manager Kwesi Adofo-Mensah should consider to be their main priorities.
The Minnesota Vikings’ Offseason Goals Go Beyond Quarterback
Vikings’ top priority for the offseason is to resolve the quarterback situation.
The imminent offseason quarterback dilemma facing the Vikings has been the subject of numerous publications. We won’t be taking up much room on top here as a result. For several seasons, Kirk Cousins has been a dependable member of the squad. His time in purple and gold may be coming to an end as an older free agent that the Vikings are unable to keep off the market with Franchise Tag. The team may choose that now is the ideal time to assign a younger member to the role. Whichever way the Vikings pick at center, that will be the most significant choice of the
#2 Vikings Offseason Goal: Locate Multiple Edge Rushers
When a team declares a position to be a “position of need” heading into the offseason, they typically mean that they want to make one or two significant improvements at that position. The Vikings’ edge rusher dilemma is taking things to a whole new level. With just two players remaining on the roster, the position was already thin in 2023. Worse, those two players—Andre Carter and Patrick Jones—were unimpressive 2023 reserves.
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