Thread: Introducing The “Offseason Tracker”

Introducing The “Offseason Tracker”
The more I read on this site, the more I like it.

Three quotes I found interesting.

Ray Edwards*, DE, Age 25: Edwards is easily coming off of his best season to date, with career highs of 43 tackles and 8.5 sacks. He was also came up with big plays in both of the Vikings playoff contests. A player with that production at such a young age is very rare and valuable, and I have a hard time seeing the Vikings letting him go.

Tarvaris Jackson*, QB, Age 26: A quarterback rating of 113.4 this year (on only 21 attempts) will not hurt Jackson’s chances of re-joining the Vikings. In fact, if Brett Favre retires, there are so few options in free agency and the draft this year that the Vikings may have to be content to go with Jackson and Sage Rosenfels to start the 2010 season.

Nafu Tahi*, FB, Age 28: Tahi is not a threat with the football but few fullbacks are, so that is acceptable. What gets me about Tahi is that he isn’t even that great of a blocker. The Vikings can take a risk by letting Tahi leave and try to find a less expensive and more reliable blocker to clear the way for Adrian Peterson.