Jerry Jeudy, Point Spread Low, Chris Reed

The following questions are about latest Minnesota Vikings topics, answered by PurplePTSD. Nowadays is the October 24th version, tackled in a from-the-hip style. If you have queries, please e mail them to [email protected].

Also, remember to note: These are feeling-based responses. Some solutions will be incorrect from time to time. But we’ll consider to continue to keep that to a least.

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Q: I saw a thing in which the Vikings could or should trade for Jerry Jeudy. Ideas?

A: If Jeudy was offered for affordable — positive.

But that is not likely the situation, so we’ll say no. Just mainly because the Broncos are playing buffoonishly does not indicate Jeudy would be readily available for an very affordable pricetag.

There are some rumors suggesting Jeudy is on the trade block owing to Denver’s mind-boggling lousy start off, but the Vikings almost certainly will not be players for him. Minnesota already traded for its “other 2020 WR” in Jalen Reagor. The workforce should use him instead than dream about Jeudy.

Q: Doesn’t the Vikings 3.5-stage unfold from the Cardinals, at dwelling, come to feel a little reduced?

A: Yes.

The issue unfold indicates the Vikings are only a fifty percent-level superior than the Cardinals, as the house team in an NFL match is commonly granted three details of favoritism off the bat.

The Vikings are 5-1, whilst the Cardinals are 3-4 and have appeared hapless in some video games. Continue to, Minnesota struggles versus mobile quarterbacks — primarily with Ed Donatell in cost — and Kyler Murray is exactly that, a cell quarterback.

Possibly the line will tick up in the coming times, but “only 3.5 points” feels small for a 5-1 team at property from a 3-4 one.

Q: Do you consider Chris Reed will be traded?

A: If the Vikings trade anybody, we imagine it would be Reed — to another playoff-contending group.

However, it is unclear if the Vikings will make any moves ahead of the November 1st trade deadline, so it’s possible the franchise will just help save Reed for insurance coverage. If Ezra Cleveland or Ed Ingram ended up hurt, Reed would be the next gentleman up. And if the Vikings love this newfound offensive line competence — they should — holstering a contingency plan in Reed is intelligent.

Reed could start off for other teams, but that does not necessarily mean standard supervisor Kwesi Adofo-Mensah ought to trade him.

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Dustin Baker is a political scientist who graduated from the University of Minnesota in 2007. Subscribe to his everyday YouTube Channel, VikesNow. He hosts a podcast with Bryant McKinnie, which airs each individual Wednesday with Raun Sawh and Sally from Minneapolis. His Viking fandom dates again to 1996. Stated guilty pleasures: Peanut Butter Ice Cream, ‘The Sopranos,’ and The Doors (the band).