The Minnesota Vikings enter Week 10 with arguably the biggest matchup of the season facing them. They started the season 6-0, they were staring down a special season, and then the last two weeks happened. They now have a chance to bounce back with not just a win, but a divisional win over the Green Bay Packers.
General manager Nolan Teasley knows the moment the Vikings are in, and that is why he was aggressive and made a trade for Las Vegas Raiders QB Kirk Cousins. The former Vikings signal caller returned via trade, and since the trade was announced, it has raised the tide surrounding this team on offense.
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But what sort of grade did the trade get from the folks at Bleacher Report? They published their grades for all the trades that happened at the deadline, and in it they gave Teasley a grade of A-. They explained the grade, writing, “In the league’s best division, where the fourth-place Green Bay Packers are 6-3, Minnesota (6-2) couldn’t stand pat at quarterback. Cousins will significantly improve the Vikings’ 27th-ranked scoring offense and keep them in the playoff picture.”
Cousins ironically arrives in time to return to Lambeau Field to play on the field in which he tore his Achilles before leaving Minnesota for the Atlanta Falcons.
This article originally appeared on Vikings Wire: What grade did Bleacher Report give the Vikings’ Kirk Cousins trade?
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