Sage Rosenfels flew into Minneapolis yesterday, and sat through a terrible snowstorm so he could be at Winter Park to officially be introduced as the newest member of the Vikings. I’m guessing he would’ve been pretty ticked if some last minute thing had come up – like the Vikes deciding to make a run at Kurt Warner – but that’s all moot now. According to Adam Caplan, the Vikes have officially completed the trade, sending a 4th rounder to Houston, and have signed Rosenfels to the rumored three-year, $9 million contract extension. So Sage is on-board. Wouldn’t it be nice to buy him a shiny new receiver to throw to?
Update: ESPN says Rosenfels’ extension is $9 million for two years, not three. He will undergo a physical this morning.
Update 2: ESPN is fulla beans. Rosenfels was due a little over one million on the last year of his Texans contract but when he signed the extension that was tossed. So it’s three years for $9 million, just like previously reported.
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Justin, the only reason i mentioned Sage in comparison to Steve Young and Rich Gannon was to give us a glimmer of hope in that playing for a better team, may improve his play. In no way am i comparing them talent-wise, obviously Young and Gannon were All-Pros. I myself am skeptical about the whole QB thing, and believe me anyone would want a Tom Brady or Peyton Manning to lead their team, but the fact is, there are'nt too many great QB'S in this league. How about Ben Rothlisburger of the Steelers? Nobody had even heard of him during the draft, and he's already won two rings, and he's not super-talented, but he's getting better each year. We should all hope our QBS play well, but Mike has the right to curse us hopefuls if things turn sour, let's hope Mike's wrong.
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