Down the stretch Thread
Posted: Mon Nov 21, 2016 2:05 pm
Well here we are a few games away from what looks like a pretty big game with the Lions and a hopeful run to the playoffs. Here is a thread to discuss moves and stuff related to this final stretch.
They waived Hillman and signed Wetherly. Some have speculated AP may be coming back. That makes sense. Maybe they saw enough of Hillman and decided they weren't interested in keeping him long term and decided to move on. They do have CJ Ham on the PS so as long as he isn't plucked away they have a guy maybe they like plenty in case they have to add someon quickly. They could also give Zach Line carries if they got desperate.
Weatherly might be a guy they want as depth or for special teams. Hillman played as many special teams snaps as Bleed who I think is surprisingly overachieving in this Vikings forum. With Floyd out for what sounds like a few more games another Dline body might not hurt. Robison was really pretty effective yesterday as an inside rusher.
How good has Sam Bradford been? The guy has been sacked a ton has almost no running game and completeing almost 70% of his passes.
They waived Hillman and signed Wetherly. Some have speculated AP may be coming back. That makes sense. Maybe they saw enough of Hillman and decided they weren't interested in keeping him long term and decided to move on. They do have CJ Ham on the PS so as long as he isn't plucked away they have a guy maybe they like plenty in case they have to add someon quickly. They could also give Zach Line carries if they got desperate.
Weatherly might be a guy they want as depth or for special teams. Hillman played as many special teams snaps as Bleed who I think is surprisingly overachieving in this Vikings forum. With Floyd out for what sounds like a few more games another Dline body might not hurt. Robison was really pretty effective yesterday as an inside rusher.
How good has Sam Bradford been? The guy has been sacked a ton has almost no running game and completeing almost 70% of his passes.