Blokestradamus

Vikings PR are denying every part of the eyewitness reports. I suspect they have to though.

He was starting to hit the deeper stuff in practice. Sounded like the scheme was changing to fit him. This would've been the year to write a conclusive book on Teddy. Now we might never know.

I can't even watch Zimmer. Just hearing the details alone, I'm close to tears.

Little bit. Just my personal thing but I don't actually look at stat lines before I watch a QB. I just evaluate the skill set, production is a by-product of many factors. I count blown OL assignments and drops as I go. Teddy's skill set blew me away. Of course I'd love the arm to be stronger but Tom Brady is HOF bound without hitting a consistent deep ball for as long as I've watched football. I'm not sure what his ceiling is. He's not like many QBs I've ever watched. I wholeheartedly believe there is something special about that kid, on and off the field.

Nobody is denying that Teddy hasn't got a cannon but his placement is exceptional. Deep balls are not sustainable, intermediate throws are. That's where Teddy thrives. I've watched every game of his sophomore/junior years, every game as a rookie and a handful of games last year. I'd still take Teddy 1st overall in any draft and as my franchise QB. When you have the highest amount of 7-step drops and the worst pass blocking OL in the league, the finger points to Norv.

Teddy couldn't throw deep because his OL got him blown up at the highest rate in the NFL. More to the game than the box score.

The fallout is Shaun Hill at QB. They're screwed without Teddy.

Not athletic enough to be a Will for me. A natural fit never jumped out for me. Loved his college career. Smart dude, I hope someone gives him a shot. If not, grad assistant at Oklahoma, get him coaching.

Hennepin is a trauma center.

It's almost as if his skill set doesn't translate to the NFL. Weird.

Broke a kid's leg in Year 6. The most horrific thing to see up close.

Reports of an air cast. Potential dislocation of knee or leg break.

I hate this damn game. I despise it.

Zach actually sparked a change in my evaluation process. I got too caught up in the arm strength. If I had my time again with what I know now, I'd still like him. Just not as much as I did.

Jaelen got busted for pot during the offseason. Didn't exactly help his cause.

One of my bigger misses.

Captain Munnerlynn graded out really well last year by PFF. If he became good, I missed it.

Sterling Moore might be a slight upgrade as their nickel back. Outside of that, don't see much they'd be interested in.

UB people, talk to me about Brandon Crawford. I saw him rotate in during his freshman year (I was watching mainly for Mack) and thought he looked the part. How has he progressed?

Maybe Hue should've had more of an issue that his coverage unit let a guy get through them.

I have to admit, it was really fun being involved in a draft again. I felt anticipation in the build up. I even got nervous waiting for my first pick. Then again, it didn't end until 4am and I could've just been delirious at that point.

Geoff is a lovely dude. Him and his wife ran a Twitter account in the name of their dog until recently. Bills fans would adore the guy. Can't see them picking him up though. They're not looking for a starter and Geoff doesn't play C.

First practice, he gets injured. Out for the year. You know it's happening.

I'll add to it and make it inthreed.

So, he's not all bad?