AGRI Biz

The Minnesota Vikings spent the NFL draft prioritizing the backup running back position; drafting a quarterback who will play wide receiver and a linebacker who will play fullback; and selecting Penn State's backup tight end. And their fans looked on and wondered: Why? Why not trade up for potential starting offensive lineman such as Mike Iupati or Maurkice Pouncey? Why allow Detroit to snag Jahvid Best?  Why draft a high-upside, underachiever from USC not named Taylor Mays or Joe McKnight? The only non-puzzling pick/move the Vikings made was their first one: Chris Cook, cornerback from Virginia.  Cook is a 6'2'' big hitter with good hands and sub 4.5 speed.  He will need some seasoning but will end up being a starter for Minnesota soon - either at corner or safety. With Lit ...

Read Full Article at Bleacher Report - NFL
Article written by JP Frederick