Lol. Who is saying anything about Cap? Teams are allocating resources to a 3rd WR if they don't have a top flight QB. That's factual.mansquatch wrote: ↑Wed May 01, 2019 10:26 am #3 WR is almost always a depth guy. Not many teams are allocating a ton of cap space to #3 WR. Given the cap the Vikings are giving the defense, they definitely won't be spending money on #3. Also, IMO, the question is more skillset for the Vikings. They two possession type guys who make a lot of contested catches. They need a guy who can stretch the field at #3.
On the dynamic runner thing. I get the general BPA point of view, but there is value in having a power runner and more of shifty burst guy. We have the latter in Cook. We lost the power, inside the tackles guy in Murray so it made sense for the Vikings to go for the more power type back. Also in the mix is how well the guy can pass protect and how well he can make plays catching the ball. I'm willing to give up some 40 time if the guy can do everything else well. Especially when you already have the speed guy in Cook as your starter.
I really am still shocked people are mad about this draft. The went interior OL in the 1st round and added a guard later. This was far and away the biggest need on the team and they addressed it. Yet, you are mad about a late 3rd round pick. I think this is the most I've talked about a 3rd round pick on this board in my time here and I've been posting since the Tice era.
Rams - 3 WRs
Atlanta - 3 WRs
Bears - 4 Wrs
Panthers - 3 wrs
Titans - 3 WRs
Colts - 3 WR
Browns - 3 WR
Seattle - 3 WR (excluding Baldwin)