The Vikings passing game could win you BIG money in fantasy football this year! Why? 1) They are grossly undervalued. You can draft them late. 2) Virtually nobody is talking about them. They should REMAIN late round value picks. 3) They have the "perfect schedule". And let me explain what I mean by this.. The offenses the Vikings face this 2017 season are really good. The Vikings have the 10th toughest schedule in the league when it comes to opposing offenses this year. These same teams with great offenses also happen to be really bad at passing defense. In fact, the Vikings are projected to have the EASIEST schedule this year in terms of passing defenses faced. When you combine that with the fact that these same defenses are actually top 10 against the run, the picture begins to become more clear.. The Vikings have the perfect schedule for getting massive passing stats! They will be facing good offenses with bad defense, meaning they will be in high scoring SHOOT OUTS! And even if they get a good lead and want to run the ball late, they will have trouble doing so, and may have to resort to even more passing just to move the ball. Draft STEFON DIGGS, KYLE RUDOLPH, and SAM BRADFORD this year. Sam Bradford may even go undrafted. Stefon Diggs is currently being drafted in the 7th round or later. Rudolph is going in the 8th round or later. So go ahead. Draft the other guys you like. Early. BUT. DO. NOT. MISS. THESE. GUYS. LATE. They could be the key to you winning big bucks this year!
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