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I think they're trying to front load contracts so they can sign him.PurpleMustReign wrote:I like this but my concern is they are focusing a lot on defense now and almost not at all on offense. They need to extend Bradford,or I fear all of this money they are spending is a huge waste. I think they are putting way too many eggs in the Teddy Bridgewater basket right now.
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This off-season?S197 wrote:I think they're trying to front load contracts so they can sign him.
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These are actually money-saving moves (and pretty savvy by the Vikings IMO).PurpleMustReign wrote:I like this but my concern is they are focusing a lot on defense now and almost not at all on offense. They need to extend Bradford,or I fear all of this money they are spending is a huge waste. I think they are putting way too many eggs in the Teddy Bridgewater basket right now.
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More at the link.ESPN.com wrote:For the first time in their history, the Vikings extended the contract of a player -- actually, two -- who had more than one year remaining before expiration. Most teams hold a hard line on the one-year mark, hoping to avoid a precedent that would prompt other players to line up for early re-negotiations.
In this scenario, however, the Vikings approached defensive end Everson Griffen and nose tackle Linval Joseph with early offers. Both players would have been under contract through the 2018 season, but both are under 30 and the Vikings knew their prices would only rise if they waited until next summer. In exchange for the premature deals, the Vikings received early cost certainty and a discount off what each player was likely to command next year.
Agree with PMR 100%PurpleMustReign wrote:I like this but my concern is they are focusing a lot on defense now and almost not at all on offense. They need to extend Bradford,or I fear all of this money they are spending is a huge waste. I think they are putting way too many eggs in the Teddy Bridgewater basket right now.
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Most free agents have some sort of replacement on the team already: McKinnon, Berger, Easton, Shariff Floyd, Sherels, Newman. They locked up the major ones they needed to.mansquatch wrote:Who outside of the QB is up for a contract?
The QB situation is a more complicated than it seems on the surface, at least in my opinion. Lots of unanswered questions regard TB and his future. Also lots of questions on Bradford. If they lock one of them up, they they are set on a path. The question is, which is the right path in the LONG term?
There is risk to them waiting to sign. But there is also risk to them hurrying to sign. I like that they are waiting.
Yes. He's on something similar to the PUP but for non-football related injuries. Forget the exact acronym.PurpleMustReign wrote:Is Shari Floyd still. On the team?
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Will he play this year?S197 wrote: Yes. He's on something similar to the PUP but for non-football related injuries. Forget the exact acronym.