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12. John Randle
Nov 04, 2016
Published in
Top 50 Minnesota Vikings
It takes a special player to go from undrafted to the Hall of Fame. John Randle was a special player.
10. Randy Moss
Nov 04, 2016
Published in
Top 50 Minnesota Vikings
Is this too low?
Maybe it is, as Randy Moss is the man who many called the greatest athlete of his generation. He was the Wide Receiver who also had the “Randy Ratio”, whereby the belief was that the team needed to get him involved in a significant amount of plays to have a chance to win.
Maybe it is, as Randy Moss is the man who many called the greatest athlete of his generation. He was the Wide Receiver who also had the “Randy Ratio”, whereby the belief was that the team needed to get him involved in a significant amount of plays to have a chance to win.
8. Ron Yary
Nov 04, 2016
Published in
Top 50 Minnesota Vikings
Guarding the right side of the Vikings O-Line for 14 seasons, Ron Yary would not only protect his Quarterback and carve out holes for his Running Backs, and he would earn a lot of accolades doing it.
9. Jim Marshall
Nov 02, 2016
Published in
Top 50 Minnesota Vikings
We talked about the star and the muscle of the “Purple People Eaters” (Alan Page and Carl Eller), but it was Jim Marshall who was the “heart” of the unit.