In five months, Minnesota Vikings fans will want the organization to select an EDGE rusher, running back, and probably a defensive tackle in the 2024 NFL Draft. All of those requests make sense, and the franchise will likely oblige.
But no draft need is more urgent than quarterback, especially considering the status of the 2023 season.
Vikings’ Top Draft Need in 2024 Takes Shape
Minnesota lost 35-year-old Kirk Cousins at QB1 in late October, and a hodgepodge of Joshua Dobbs and Jaren Hall has taken over since the Achilles tear. Veteran passer Nick Mullens is even a part of the conversation to start after the Vikings’ bye week.