Vikings acquired QB Sam Bradford from the Eagles in exchange for a 2017 first-round pick and a conditional fourth-round pick in 2018.
The conditional fourth-rounder can upgrade to a third-round or even second-round pick based on 2016 performance. It's a necessary move by Vikings GM Rick Spielman, but one clearly made out of desperation, and became increasingly questionable as the details of what Minnesota gave up trickled out. Minnesota has a roster that is ready to compete, with the exception of quarterback where Teddy Bridgewater was lost to a devastating knee injury. Bradford has been a below-average NFL starter, but he is an upgrade on 36 1/2-year-old Shaun Hill, who will resume his customary backup job. The Bradford acquisition is good news for the Vikings' offense. Bradford will be asked to manage games, however, limiting his individual fantasy appeal. He's only mildly more attractive on the Vikings than the Eagles in two-QB leagues.
The conditional fourth-rounder can upgrade to a third-round or even second-round pick based on 2016 performance. It's a necessary move by Vikings GM Rick Spielman, but one clearly made out of desperation, and became increasingly questionable as the details of what Minnesota gave up trickled out. Minnesota has a roster that is ready to compete, with the exception of quarterback where Teddy Bridgewater was lost to a devastating knee injury. Bradford has been a below-average NFL starter, but he is an upgrade on 36 1/2-year-old Shaun Hill, who will resume his customary backup job. The Bradford acquisition is good news for the Vikings' offense. Bradford will be asked to manage games, however, limiting his individual fantasy appeal. He's only mildly more attractive on the Vikings than the Eagles in two-QB leagues.

