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The Minnesota Vikings came into this draft with several big needs, including defensive back, quarterback, and offensive lineman. With two second-round picks after trading out of the first round to the Detroit Lions for the Lions' second-round pick, seventh-round pick, and swapping fourth-round picks, the Vikings' draft appeared to be heading in the right direction. The Vikings' first pick, 34 overall, they selected cornerback Chris Cook. I was all in favor of drafting Chris Cook, but I didn't think it would be this early. At 6'2" and 212 pounds, Cook is a big cornerback with good coverage skills. Not only that, but he can possibly play safety. Overall, I think this is a good pick for the Vikings. After that pick, Vikings fans didn't have to wait too long before another future Viking name w ...

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