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Kevin Severt
Palm Beach, Florida – Minnesota Vikings’ talks with Free Aaron Rodgers this month did not show any concerns about the JJ McCarthy’s quarterback.
“He can be two things right at the same time,” Oknel said in his first statements on the matter. On the one hand, he said the team believed Makarsy — team 10 2024 — quarterback in the future and is very likely to be his present. On the other hand, Rodgers’ Nassab and his desire to sign with the Vikings called for a full domestic dialogue.
“Last year, after a large-scale evaluation process in the draft, we finished 10th in the draft,” Oknel said at the annual NFL meeting. “Many things we hoped to see with him, we saw in a short time. Unfortunately, he was wounded and we tried to make the most nakedness’ as much as we could.
Macarte, who was torn in his real knee, became the first quarterback to be selected in the first phase of the modern draft of the NFL and did not participate in the entire new season with injuries.
Oconel said he kept McCarthy aware of Rodgers’ talks “true time” to make sure he understands why they are happening.
“The second part can be true. Aaron Rodgers is four times NFL MVP and someone who has had more respect for not only myself, but we all have respected.
“But I have a very strong feeling about where the maccardity is now. And based on the information we have from the evaluation process, when we had it with it, I feel good in projecting a really positive year for JJ and we have to go to work now.
The director general of the Adofo-Mensa said last week that the appointment of a macassian as the quarterback of the first week of the team is “the result we want” and “the result we’re facing.
The Vikings haven’t won a quarterback, Adofo-Mensa said he couldn’t reject the possibility of visiting Rodgers’ talks later this year if the circumstances were changed.
And, in fact, Oconel declined to be named Macarte, which was on Monday. When asked about the possibility that McCarthy appears as an QB1 training camp, Oconel clearly stated that McCarthy would need to do so.
“I feel really, really positive about the path that we are going to take with the JJ from a developmental perspective, from accelerating the repetitions,” Oconel said. “And he will benefit from the value of repeating the season from the outdoor program to the training camp openly and in a competitive situation when our quarterback room ends.
“… I think it’s a responsibility for me as a Playcaller to make sure I’m making a relationship except for a standard from the post here with JJ, which I think he’s gathered, and challenged for meetings, on a daily basis.
Meanwhile, Vikings owner Mark Wilf said the team would work on extending the contract for the CEO of Adofo-Mensa, whose contract expires after the 2026 draft.
“We have had very, very positive dialogue, and that’s something we will continue to work for this season,” Wilf said.
The team extended the Oconel’s contract in January, leaving an unusual situation as Adofo-Minsa managed an outdoor season of $300 million in the release of the free dealer.
“Every circumstances are unique, and I didn’t read anything,” Wilf said of the Time gap after the Oconel Agreement.