Going into the 2023 season, the Minnesota Vikings were in a position where they were likely going to be in the quarterback market in 2024. Kirk Cousins didn’t sign an extension and the Vikings nearly made a move into the top five to select a quarterback.
Instead, the Vikings went into 2023 hoping to grow on their success of a 13-4 season in 2022. Things didn’t go great for the Vikings a 1-4 start and finished with a 7-10 record.
With the offseason here, there are a lot of angles to take a look at. It isn’t just about taking a quarterback, but getting the right one and providing him the foundation to succeed.
When you look at the successful young quarterbacks in the league, having a stable foundation has been paramount to their success. Patrick Mahomes had that right away in Kansas City and he made the Super Bowl twice in his first three seasons as a starting quarterback.
Luckily for the Vikings, they have that kind of foundation. How does it look for the future quarterback? Let’s break it down.