Cincinnati Bengals edge rusher Trey Hendrickson is the last big remaining domino waiting to fall in the trade market. Still, even after dishing out massive contract extensions to wide receiver Ja’Marr Chase and Tee Higgins, the Bengals may work something out with Hendrickson. If they can’t, the Bengals will likely trade him elsewhere, and there’s a package that would send … [Read more...] about The 33rd Team Suggests A Reasonable Packers Trade Package For Trey Hendrickson
The Vikings Could Further Bolster the Trenches By Targeting Deone Walker On Day 2
The Minnesota Vikings successfully revamped their defense over the last offseason. Almost every addition, no matter how big or small, turned Minnesota’s defense into a feared unit, something they haven’t been since the middle of Mike Zimmer’s tenure. Although they added significant pieces at almost every position, from edge rusher to linebacker and cornerback, they don’t seem … [Read more...] about The Vikings Could Further Bolster the Trenches By Targeting Deone Walker On Day 2
Can A Fully Healthy Wild Team Compete In the Playoffs?
The Minnesota Wild have had awful injury luck, with over half a dozen core players missing time. The bubonic plague has struck this team. Only two players have played in every game for the Wild: Matt Boldy and Freddy Gaudreau. Team pillars Kirill Kaprizov, Joel Eriksson Ek, Jared Spurgeon, Jon… … [Read more...] about Can A Fully Healthy Wild Team Compete In the Playoffs?
Jaylen Clark Operates In the Shadows
Jaylen Clark says he’s probably playing the wrong sport. “I probably should have played football,” he joked after the Minnesota Timberwolves’ 128-102 win over the Utah Jazz on March 16. “Like a safety.” Never mind that Clark is tied with Darren Collison for the third-most steals in a season at UCLA (78), ahead of Baron Davis, Norman Powell, and Lonzo Ball. Or that he may have … [Read more...] about Jaylen Clark Operates In the Shadows
Minnesota Twins Opening Day Feels A Little Flat
After a long, cold winter, there are few days that Minnesota Twins fans look forward to more than Opening Day. It’s a sign that they’ve made it through the dark days of the calendar, and soon, they’ll be sitting at the cabin, cracking a few beverages and hanging out with friends with the Twins on the radio. It’s hard not to feel the dopamine rush when the sun hits your face on … [Read more...] about Minnesota Twins Opening Day Feels A Little Flat