Vikings Signing Free Agency Tyler Boyd?

In this episode, Wobby and Gyles discuss their experience at the NFL draft and dive into the Vikings' draft picks. They highlight the surprise selection of Dallas Turner and the potential impact he could have as an edge rusher. They also analyze the picks of Kyrie Jackson, Walter Rouse, and Will Reichard, discussing their strengths and potential contributions to the team. The hosts also touch on the philosophy of drafting kickers and punters and the importance of having a reliable special teams unit. In this conversation, Gyles and Wobby discuss the recent NFL draft picks made by the Minnesota Vikings. They analyze each pick and discuss the potential impact of the players on the team. They also speculate on future headlines for the Vikings, including their upcoming game in London, the release of the 2024 schedule, and a potential contract extension for Justin Jefferson. They also discuss the possibility of signing a veteran wide receiver to fill the WR3 position.
- The Vikings' selection of Dallas Turner in the first round was a surprise but could prove to be a steal as he is considered one of the best edge rushers in the draft.
- Kyrie Jackson has the potential to be a standout cornerback for the Vikings, with a profile that resembles former Viking Xavier Rhodes.
- Walter Rouse, a biomedical engineering student, brings versatility to the offensive line and could be a valuable backup for Christian Darrisaw.
- The Vikings' decision to draft kicker Will Reichard shows their commitment to improving their special teams unit and the importance they place on reliable kicking.
- Drafting kickers and punters in the later rounds can be a strategic move to secure a talented player and improve the team's overall performance. - - - The Minnesota Vikings made several draft picks that have the potential to make an impact on the team.
- There is excitement around the potential of kicker Will Reichard, who has a strong track record in college.
- Offensive lineman Michael Juergens could potentially start at left guard and provide depth to the offensive line.
- Defensive lineman Levi Drake Rodriguez is seen as an overlooked prospect who could make a splash in training camp.
- The next big headlines for the Vikings include the announcement of their London game, the release of the 2024 schedule, and a potential contract extension for Justin Jefferson.
- There is a need for a veteran wide receiver to fill the WR3 position and improve the team's offensive weapons - like Tyler Boyd
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[@MNWILD43]

The Wobster, I'm glad he's back.

[@Jeffwashere-hp3go]

Wobby, glad to see you back brother. ❤

[@user-nx1os1pm1y]

Good to see you back, Woby. I love your insight!!!

[@craigsiegrist6120]

A guy's great show thank you

[@scottfisher352]

Great show!

[@scottfisher352]

Kwesi is making great things happen

[@TristanandIsolt]

Gyles looks a lot like KOC.

[@stevensmith5784]

I did a double take for this lol he looks very close to him wearing that cap

[@patchesconway5957]

Good pick up

[@tommygreenthumbs]

WOBBY!!

[@SteveBak]

Zimmer is not a good dude, his people skills is and what caused his downfall in MINN. Glad they got rid of him.

[@DerrickRG]

Wrong

[@michaelTNK]

We are setting up for 2025, since JJ will sit for 1 year and learn, next year draft we will get DT, IOL, Wr#3

[@jaredpribyl]

If Turner can develop some pass rush moves and technique, he is going to be a Major Problem for QB’s. He’s a physical freak. Runs a 4.4, 40” inch vertical 👀. He could be like Micah Parsons. Micah barely edged him out in the 40, but Turner beat him in 10 yard split, vertical, broad jump, arms length, weight…

[@danielsharp3683]

No ...doubt it they need O line help ..and if you can't protect your QB you have zero chance !!!!!!

[@DerrickRG]

They have an o line. Stop.

[@bigdogmn73]

Nope..

[@ChristReigns116]

40min! Before you talk about Tyler Boyd. Waste of time. Last video I watch from this channel.

[@gaetanoschristmaschannel]

hey guys, just and fyi, no one cares about Zimmer now that he's gone.

[@jaredpribyl]

Kwesi overpays every single time. GM’s love dealing with Kwesi. I wonder if he’s trying to be liked since he’s new and doesn’t haggle at all 😏

[@GreyMarano]

What are you talking about? His first draft was bad, second got better and when JJ and Turner blow up he overpaid nothing!

[@jaredpribyl]

@@GreyMarano bro, I’m happy about the players we got, but that doesn’t mean he didn’t overpay. It’s fact. Look at any value chart. But like I said, I’m pumped about the players. Idk why yall can’t handle it if someone says Kwesi wasn’t perfect. Stop taking it personal, I’m a Vikings fan. But it’s ok to be real!!!

[@Tom-ut6ky]

You might want to use those draft charts you seem to love for toilet paper since that's all they're worth. Nobody but talking heads and some anal fans care a hoot about them. If a GM -- ANY GM! -- sees a player within reach (Like a franchise QB or top rated edge?) that he believes will greatly improve his team's chances of winning, he's going to set a lot higher price on the trade than any silly trade chart. A trade chart will never take a single snap or win him a game and that QB and EDGE very well COULD. Further, you know exactly NOTHING about how much KAM haggles or for how long. All you see is his successful -- I repeat, SUCCESSFUL -- trade getting two of the best players in the draft. EDIT: Why do you think some value chart someone pulled out of his ass and arbitraily assigned imaginary values is "real?" Just asking, since I believe the GIGO concept is alive and well with these garbage charts. They mean nothing because if ai GM wants and needs a player badly enough the trade partner will know it and his "tax" will skyrocket to whatever he can get.

[@jaredpribyl]

@@Tom-ut6ky lol yall are so sensitive, and clueless. Nobody can be realistic. Take it as a personal insult if I say Kwesi didn’t execute absolutely perfectly even tho I said that I liked the players we got…u look ridiculous. Put ur big girl pants on

[@tue1981]

Kwesi did the right thing not the wrong thing