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2021 Minnesota Vikings Mock Draft Database, v7.0 A shift in focus for the purple Photo by Justin Casterline/Getty Images We are officially back with the seventh installment of our Minnesota Vikings Mock Draft Database for the 2021 NFL Draft. We took a week off for personal reasons and to allow things to re-calibrate after a couple of significant moves took place around the National Football League, and now we have a shift in what position mock drafters everywhere are predicting the Vikings to address when the draft comes around in just 17 days. This week we have 90 mocks making up our Databas...

The mocks don’t seem to be updating as frequently

2020 season stats: (9 games) steelerfan11: It is still too early to know whether Darrisaw will be gone by pick 24 or not, but if he falls to the Steelers, we should be running to the podium. Darrisaw was very consistent for the Hokies at left tackle in 2019 but did not get much buzz in the draft community until this season. Darrisaw has the size, length, and athleticism that you want in your left tackle, and his tape backs up the physical traits. He is a fluid mover who mirrors well in pass protection and maintains a good pad level as a run blocker, and his outstanding ability to pull is some...

Feb 25, 2021 Mock draft season is upon us as the countless onslaught of NFL draft guesswork, from now until April, detonates the internet. There are a multitude of directions that Denver Broncos GM George Paton could go in Round 1.  Perhaps the Broncos will look to add athleticism at linebacker after seeing what the Tampa Bay defense did in the Super Bowl, or a de facto Von Miller replacement on the edge, whether or not Miller is back in 2021.  Could Mike Munchak be given a sheet of marble to work with and further fortify an ascending offensive line? Quarterback — on second thought, let�...

Photo by Kevin Abele/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images With the retirement of longtime center Maurkice Pouncey, the Steelers’ interior offensive line has become the subject of much draft talk over the past few weeks. It’s a position that the Steelers will doubtlessly be looking into during the draft process, and although there’s not much first round talent this year’s group of interior linemen, it’s still a sneaky strong class. This year’s group of centers and guards is mainly comprised of strong run-blockers with varying levels of athleticism. Positional versatility and having p...