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is linehan's offense more of a west coast offense?
Da 'Fins said:I watched several Viking games in the past two years (due to owning several players in fantasy ball). They generally run a 1 back offense with either two TE's or 3 WR's.
They do like to go deep, but they also use their backs extensively in the passing game. Of course, having an accurate QB is a big factor. Culpepper was great in that offense - but Frerotte did very well also. Having Moss really helped as well. However, the offense was still productive without him.
But, imo, we need for all the WR's to be able to get separation deep. I think we need at least one more WR with speed to enter the picture.
One thing about the Vikings offense was that they were able to use multiple backs. Last year they had 3 RB's (Bennett; Smith; Moore) and then Moe Williams for short yardage. Getting another RB would be great - but, I don't think he has to be one of the top three if we can get a rookie and get decent production from some of the vets there already.
Interestingly - the Vikings also seemed to like massive linemen. We do have a pretty big OL. Hopefully they will fit well with the style of offense. I think Hudson Houck will help this offense. If he were in Minnesota - their offense would have been even better.
Pericles349 said:Ok, so here' a question then: Based on the offense we're likely to run (1 RB, 2 TE's and 3 WE's), who would be the best player to draft? We don't need a workhorse RB anymore, do we put emphasis on a WR, QB or RB??
Pericles349 said:Ok, so here' a question then: Based on the offense we're likely to run (1 RB, 2 TE's and 3 WE's), who would be the best player to draft? We don't need a workhorse RB anymore, do we put emphasis on a WR, QB or RB??