The Minnesota Vikings are presently coping with one grueling contract extension, however they’ve one other on the horizon for Christian Darrisaw.
ESPN's Kevin Seifert talked about in his newest piece that the Vikings and Darrisaw have had preliminary talks, however no deal is imminent. Seifert additionally mentions that no deal is predicted this 12 months, and admittedly, why would that be? The crew is within the midst of contract negotiations with Justin Jefferson, so pushing by means of two huge extensions directly is probably not possible.
Nevertheless, Kevin Seifert factors out that Darrisaw is vital to the crew's future success.
“Darrisaw is each bit the constructing block that Jefferson is … The Vikings take a look at him as a participant who can maintain his place for the subsequent decade.” There have been preliminary talks between the 2 sides, as can be anticipated, however there is no such thing as a indication {that a} deal – which might be two years early, which occurs on comparatively uncommon events – is imminent.
The Vikings, with a younger offensive core in Justin Jefferson and Christian Darrisaw, might set the franchise up for achievement for the foreseeable future. Each will have to be paid for, however because the division rival Detroit Lions have proven, it may be completed.
Kwesi Adofo-Mensah must do his greatest Brad Holmes impression to make these trades, or another person will.
This story initially appeared on Vikings Wire
