The Detroit Lions might have something to laugh about this offseason, as a key NFC North rival—the Minnesota Vikings—could be on the verge of making a highly questionable quarterback move.
With Sam Darnold expected to command a hefty contract in free agency, the Vikings may turn to Daniel Jones, a move that analysts are calling “laughable.” Jones, who struggled with injuries and poor performance in New York before landing on Minnesota’s practice squad, would reportedly cost $10 million per year—a steep price given his recent track record. While the Vikings are grooming J.J. McCarthy as their future starter, handing the reins to Jones could put them at a serious disadvantage in the division.
For the Lions and their fans, watching a rival potentially waste cap space on a shaky quarterback could be a welcome sight as Detroit looks to defend its NFC North crown in 2025.
Bold Prediction: Lions Rival Set for a Humiliating Offseason Move
