Minnesota Vikings Need Offseason More Than Most to Avoid Transition Year in 2011

March 30, 2011   ·   Cian Fahey   ·   Jump to comments

The old man may, and I stress the word may, have hung up his helmet at the end of last season in Minnesota, but Brett Favre wasn't the only aging piece on the Vikings' roster in 2010.
It may not be a wide spread belief just yet, but the Vikings don't look like conquering anyone next season and a large part of that is the team's aging stars.
The team is old in pivotal positions and could seriously struggle now that there are even more question marks over the quarterback position (by the way, how is it possible that when you remove Brett Favre from an equation that equation becomes even more of a contentious issue?).
Face it Vikings fans, Favre is NOT coming back...who am I kidding, Favre could be coming back. Who knows. One thing for certain, the Vikings shouldn't care if he calls, the Grandfather of the NFL (he is the only one isn't he?) isn't capable of carrying the hopes of football fans in Minnesota anymore.
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