‘They’re Still Half-Baked’ — Richard Sherman Doubts Kirk Cousins’ Return Is Enough To Make Vikings NFC Contenders
A reunion that felt like it needed to happen actually did. The Minnesota Vikings parted with a third-round pick to bring back Kirk Cousins and find stability on the offensive side of the ball.
Richard Sherman expressed skepticism about the Minnesota Vikings' chances of becoming NFC contenders after bringing back Kirk Cousins. The trade for Cousins is seen as a move to stabilize the offensive side of the ball, as Kyler Murray's inconsistent play and Carson Wentz's struggles in recent games raised concerns. Despite Cousins' success in Las Vegas and familiarity with the Vikings' West Coast offense, Sherman doubts if the team is truly ready to contend.
He believes the addition of Cousins enhances the Vikings' roster but admits they are "still half-baked." With Justin Jefferson joining the offense, there is hope for improvement, but Sherman's skepticism remains.
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