The Minnesota Vikings’ competitiveness

What “bill” has come due? All we have done is invest in the present with future dollars, and now, after investing wrong on a big ticket item along with drafting poorly, we are rolling it back. This isn’t much different than what teams with “healthy”’caps do when they invest poorly.

Bottom line is we have sucked at player evaluation at the college scouting level especially, and have had absurd bad luck with injuries with the guys that actually ARE good.

There is this wild misconception that our depth is a problem because of our cap, but our financial commitment at a depth level are on par with league average; we just have spent on the wrong people, had a couple of OL retire, drafted the wrong people, and have too much depth on the field all at once; no team survives that no matter what their financial ledger style is.
Yes, pass me what you’re smoking. the saints use the payday loan approach, always getting paid a season early and only hoping their salary goes up next year to cover it. And the debt keeps getting bigger. No money to sign quality depth, just bargain basement and udfa players.

Bad drafting is a contributing factor is some cases, but the lack of available money at free agency lead the saints to never sign a difference maker at any skill position, not a pass rusher, lineman on either side of the ball or true #1 WR or TE. So I’ll gladly pay you next season for a hamburger today approach that no other teams uses. With the way the nfl is a copycat league says everything needed to know.

We’ll both die on this hill.