Will the Vikings be comfortable staying put and taking whichever quarterback is available?
The dilemma the Vikings are seemingly facing is that they want to trade up for a quarterback like Drake Maye or J.J. McCarthy, but the teams picking in the top five know that — and are thus asking for far more than what Minnesota is comfortable paying to move up.More and more, it sounds like the Patriots are going to stay put at 3 and take Maye. At 4, the Cardinals are apparently also asking for a major haul if they're going to trade out instead of taking Marvin Harrison Jr. there.
"Why? Well, as I see it, the Vikings are operating from a position of strength, and could very well call everyone’s bluff onto go up for a quarterback. For one, J.J. McCarthy may well make it to Minnesota at 11. For another, their situation is such where Kevin O’Connell and Kwesi Adofo-Mensah have the right to think, with cornerstones such as Justin Jefferson, Jordan Addison, T.J.
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