The team brought back Byron Murphy Jr., but he needs a tag team partner to pair with him. They acquired a couple of veterans to back him up in Isaiah Rodgers and Jeff Okudah, but they need a starter. They could target one in the first round, as that part of the draft is a prime spot for the Vikings to get a starter they need.

Perhaps no team is as perennially hard to pin down as the Minnesota Vikings, however. The Vikings finally pivoted away from the "sure thing" at quarterback last offseason, favoring a lottery-ticket gamble on Sam Darnold rather than an expensive commitment to the aging Kirk Cousins.

The Vikings have pick No. 24 in the first round of the NFL Draft but have only four picks overall. Can they trade down to accumulate more?