Minnesota Vikings Tickets

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2007-08 Minnesota Vikings

The Vikings start ’07 without coordinator Mike Tomlin – and somehow attempting to improve a passing game that struggled last season. On the offence, the addition of left guard Steve Hutchinson is expected to help. And the Vikings do have Kevin Williams – who is one hard player to get by, along with Pat Williams, who racked up 44 tackles in ’06. With both Williams on call, the Vikings are strong in rushing yards – but Metrodome ticket holders still have to see their team challenge the Bears.

Previous Seasons

The Minnesota Vikings made a big splash in the '06 off-season, but it wasn’t for who they added to their team. This off-season for the Vikings will be remembered for the one where they traded away, arguably, the best receiver in the National Football League. The Vikings felt that they couldn’t get any further than where they had been with a player like Randy Moss on their team. They decided to trade him and his big contract away to the Oakland Raiders in exchange for linebacker Napoleon Harris and a first and seventh round pick in this years draft. The team also brought in cornerback Fred Smoot, safety Darren Sharper, defensive tackle Pat Williams and linebacker Sam Cowart to sure up a defense that had been full of holes in recent history. They were able to go out and pick up these players with the cap space that was created with the trade of Moss.

In the draft, the team knew they had to get another playmaker on the offensive side of the ball since Moss was no longer with them. They did just that when they drafted South Carolina wide receiver Troy Williamson. Williamson is a burner; he run’s his 40 yard dash in 4.38 seconds and is a natural playmaker. He has big, soft hands and in college, last year, he stepped up his consistency of coming down with the home run ball. Some of his greatest abilities include how well he can get a poorly thrown ball and making the tough acrobatic catches in the middle of traffic or in corners of the endzone.