Vikings Mock Draft 2015 | Ticket King Green Bay

Well, the NFL Combine is over, which means it is time to go mock draft nuts. Let’s begin with the Packers main rival, the Minnesota Vikings

Round One: Vic Beasley/OLB/Clemson- The Minnesota Vikings drafted Anthony Barr a year ago, and he did a great job. Still, they need more at the linebacker position. Beasley is a super athlete who could be a great outside linebacker in a 4-3 scheme in this league.

Round Two: Ty Sambrailo/OT/Colorado State- The Minnesota Vikings offensive line as is, was designed to do one thing, block for Adrian Peterson. Last season, they all of a sudden had to become a pass blocking team, and it showed just how not designed for pass blocking they were. Peterson is on his way out, so that means this line needs to be remade to block for Teddy “Two Gloves” Bridgewater. Sambrailo is an ideal pass blocker and could become the long term answer to protecting Bridgewater’s backside.

Round Three: David Johnson/RB/Northern Iowa- With Peterson on his way out the door, the Vikings will need a running back to pair with Jerrick McKinnon. From what we understand, the Vikings are very interested in David Johnson and he would fit well. Also look for David Cobb to be a candidate in this spot.

Round Four: Ramik Wilson/ILB/Georgia- We understand this is the second linebacker already for the Vikings in this mock draft. However, you all need to think about this. The Vikings are going to continue to lose divisional games unless they can tackle Eddie Lacy, James Starts, Matt Forte, and Joique Bell.

Round Five: Vince Mayle/WR/Washington State- With Teddy Bridgewater in place, the Vikings need to add young weapons for him to throw to. Mayle could be the start of that and has nice size.

Round Six: Adam Shead/OG/Oklahoma- Late in the draft somewhere, most teams usually find an offensive line project who can add some depth and play multiple positions. Shead is a massive human being who could be just that.

Round Seven: Tyler Heinicke/QB/Old Dominion- It may not be a bad idea for the Vikings to find a project to develop as a future backup. Heinicke could be that project.