Minnesota Vikings: 5 Positions They Must See Improvement from in 2012

June 12, 2012   ·   Bill Hubbell   ·   Jump to comments

Rome wasn't built in a day and the Minnesota Vikings rebuild won't be completed in one offseason.
And though scholars like to argue about what eventually caused the fall of Rome, the reasons for the Vikings collapse over the last two seasons is pretty easy to pinpoint. Brett Favre had just one season to offer. Sydney Rice wasn't Sydney Rice without Brett Favre. Bernard Berrian was a failed experiment. Donovan McNabb was a failed experiment. The Brad Childress era ended with a resounding thud and Leslie Frazier took over a team that had a few stars and zero depth.
Alas, the rebuild began in full force after the awful 2011 season and there will be a lot of new faces wearing purple next season. Frazier and his staff have been given plenty of new pieces to play with by newly appointed GM Rick Spielman for the coming year, and although nobody will expect Minnesota to vie for a playoff spot, they will be vastly improved from last season's train wreck.
The team needs to show im...

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