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This stuff isn't hard to figure out, to get to 24 it would likely take our 2nd and early 3rd. 24 for 38,69 5% in favor of Minn A similar trade from 2022 26,101 for 35,69,163 3% in favor. I guess you could try it with the later of the two 3rds to bring the overpay percentage down, but either...

Around forums you can never tell, this isn't the first time I've seen this comment.

Are you talking about Winston? Or did they actually get a starting caliber QB? No QB they can get in FA should stop them from drafting a QB if they like them....all of the FAs are short term starters at best....or like Winston likely a backup.

So scanning the top 15 receivers from the past season, and comparing them to Hunter. Travis Hunter : 6' 188 Ja'Marr Chase : 6' 205 1:5 Justin Jefferson : 6'1 195 1:22 Jerry Jeudy : 6'1 195 1:15 Malik Nabers : 6' 200 1:6 Garret WIlson : 6' 183 1:10

Yeah, they all are graded in the same range, so it will come down to who a teams wants the most...BPA in that range is very murky. According to Daniel Jeremiah's Big Board these are the guys he rates 4-14 in order: Mason Graham, DT Tyler Warren, TE Colston Loveland, TE Jalon Walker, EDGE...

38 and 69 is about 25points in Minn's favor (that 25 points equals a 6th)

And for the fun of it, according to the JJ value chart: 2 for 4, 38,69,145 is 1 point in our favor, and that is before any sweetener is added for moving up for one of the two blue chips in the draft.

And fans bought it hook, line and sinker

No kidding, threads all spin back to one of a couple topics in here.

The 30 million number was a guess a writer made based on a different quote that said "they offered more than 20million more" but who knows how that money was structured, it could have been a million more a year, but with an extra year.

Everyone knows we need more, but he fits a type that they need (X); he is already familiar with Josh's offense; he didn't get big money; and signing him doesn't stop them from signing anyone else. I'm sure the FO knows that they need more, but this is just a signing that they thought would fit...

He told teams he will play where ever they want him to play.

Harrison actually asked the GMs at the top of the draft if they needed to seem him do anything, they all told him no.

This is kinda FA now, most teams have figured out how to deal with the CAP, so real difference makers aren't going to become available. FA is really about filling holes and filling out depth....if you want to really improve you have to draft well.

On the flip side there were no WR in FA that addressed their biggest need at the position, a true X. Hollins is the only one on the team with the athletic/physical profile to actually play the position at the moment.

We really need to get away from talking about numbers for receivers, we need to talk about the positions they actually play. What we really need is an NFL starting level X receiver. We have a bunch of guys that's best positions are Slot and Z, but we don't have a guy that routinely can beat...

It isn't too much of a surprise, after the initial rush you have guys with concerns....injury, personality, age, fit...maybe visits and checkups are needed...maybe just waiting for the next needle to drop.

Daniel Jeremiah

A year ago people were excited about the possibility of Campbell or Banks.

Knee injury in October lost him the rest of the year, question about recovery at 31.