Ven reports the vikings want a day 2 pick for greenard... So 2- 3 rnder.

Asking for a friend.... Why would an offense that throws the ball 65-75%, draft a rb at the top of round 1? As well. Why would Washington trade the rights to Love. When they want to be a team with a qb that doesnt toss it more than 45-50%

Love makes a ton of sense for washington in their attempt to avoid creating another rg3 style short career for a high pick dual threat qb.
And Love makes little sense for a viking offense that is allergic to the running game.

Personally, I think Brez & his draft room are going to let the draft come to them. Go bpa at need position. Defense, TE, guard/center. 3rd round or later they'll add a complimentary back to the big back Jordan. Gainwell in fa was my hope. Great reciever, good in blitz pickup.

Jonah Coleman is someone we can hope for, but likely gone b4 vikings are ready to add a back.

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Key Details on Jonah Coleman (2026 NFL Draft):
Draft Projection: Considered a Day 2-3 talent, with projections in the late second to third-round range, sometimes cited as a potential Day 3 steal.
Strengths: Known for elite contact balance, strong pass-blocking, and high-end vision, making him a "bruising" type of runner, often compared to David Montgomery.
2025 Performance: Battled a lower-body injury but still managed 758 rushing yards (4.9 ypc) and 15 TDs, while adding 31 catches for 354 yards.
Career Impact: Transferred from Arizona to UW, becoming the 15th player in Huskies history to rush for 1,000 yards in a season (2024), totaling 1,811 rushing yards and 25 touchdowns over two seasons in Seattle.
Key Traits: Described as a "TD machine" with excellent ball security (only one career fumble) and a key team leader.



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Colemans gonna be great.