The upcoming quarterback Case Keenum from loyaty's blog

After the news that the Minnesota vikings were unlikely to use the privilege label for the upcoming quarterback Case Keenum, the attention turned to Kirk Cousins Madden Coins.

Would the vikings bid or give up if other teams, such as the New York jet or the Denver mustang, have made a contract with the team that has been actively chasing them?

On the NFL's official website, Mike Garafolo, a reporter for the NFL's official website, stressed that the vikings had no doubt that they wanted to pursue Mr. Kohins.

"The vikings are going to be one of the teams that are going after kirk cosines," explained galavolo. "I have been informed by a number of people familiar with the matter. I wouldn't say they could sign him. But I do think they have a very strong reason to be able to attract cosines, and they can tell him to look at our defense, look at our goals, and see what we've accomplished. You can join us and compete for the championship right away.

"Money plays a role, and we've talked about contracts that can reach up to $30 million per season on average, because you rarely see the quarterback entering the free agent market. But the Minnesota vikings will be trying to chase kirk cosines, and you can believe that.

Ian Rapoport, a reporter for the NFL's official website, also offers a similar story: "they're going to chase the cosines. From what I know, the Minnesota vikings have a real possibility to sign kirk Cousins. Of course, the only place they can attract kohsines is their current lineup. They entered the league final with a quarterback in kenham, and they had a defensive team that had been built and would have been there for years. They have two excellent outposts and two excellent running guards. The vikings had a lot of things that they liked.

Although rapoport said now think which team is still too early to tell if the most promising, he also said if in the case of now to chase to take an examination of hyacinth team ranked he will put the vikings came in first.

After he became a starter in 2015, he was one of the league's best quarterbacks. He has spent the last two seasons waiting for the red skin to open a long contract. Now that he is about to become a free agent, many teams have lined up to show him that they value him more than red.