Ben Goessling fixes Vikings offense, reacts to Quenton Nelson trade
Purple Insider - a Minnesota Vikings and NFL podcastShow Notes
Ben Goessling of the Star Tribune and Access Vikings podcast talks about whether he thinks the Minnesota Vikings offense will get it together against the Detroit Lions this week and what the answer may be to fixing the offense. Plus Quenton Nelson was traded for... not a lot to the Seattle Seahawks. Are we surprised the Vikings weren't in on that? What does it say about Nolan Teasley's approach to the trade deadline that they weren't in on Nelson?
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