The Vikings Are Being Undervalued at 4% to Win the Super Bowl! | The 7 Oracles

The Las Vegas Raiders traded Kurt Cousins back to the Minnesota Vikings where he will likely end his career. Um, and probably will, you know, be able to extend it a few more years because why not? And so, a lot of people responded to that. I responded to it. I had a had a video that I dropped under there. Um, some people saw it where I said, "Hey, you want to invest in the Minnesota Vikings to win the Super Bowl because it's trading at 4% right now." And I think it's trading at 4% because everybody looked around and went there is incompetence in at the quarterback position, right? And we can't we we can't invest in that. But with Kirk Cousins, as wild as it is to say, this defense is so good, just competent quarterback play, which Kirk Cousins can do, win healthy or run the offense. Yeah. And and now he gets to be in a dome. Mhm. Where he doesn't have to worry about the the elements at home, he can be he can be a enough to allow this defense to really truly flourish. um the way that we think it can and they could make a run now. You don't even need them to win. You just when they make the playoffs, they're going to change from 4% to whatever, right? Because this is the situation unlike Dancing with the Stars. You know, if you've ever followed the NFL, if you make the playoffs, you got a chance to win it. We've seen people come all the way from the the the the wild card and make it to the Super Bowl. for for the Vikings with competent quarterback play. They're still in play for the number one overall seed if they if they continue to go. They've only got two losses and both of those losses are to teams that people think have a chance to make a run. So, I think it's a fantastic investment at 4%. Um I I went and made sure I threw in um an investment immediately as soon as I saw the announcement. I got it at 4%. Where where is it trading at right now? Is it still at four? Is it It's already up to five. And trust me, as we continue to see this thing unfold, that number is only going to continue to rise. And so I I think that's something I was looking at. But overall, I was a little bit disappointed in not seeing more people move. Um what what was your thought? What what are you looking at? Sure. You know, so first off, on the Cousins thing, I like the move. I actually thought it was going to be Daniel Jones that was the move that the Vikings made. I thought the Raiders kind of wanted to keep wanted to keep um Cousins to kind of Shepherd Mendoza a little bit more. I like it because I agree with you that that that Brian Flores defense that blitzes 75% of the time is definitely, you know, of an elite caliber and can get it done. I do look at the Vikings schedule. They got Green Bay and San Francisco still. They got a game against Detroit, a game against Chicago still. So, it's still all right in front of them, right? And I do think you mentioned that home field advantage would be important. It's a very tough division. I I don't think they're going to win the Super Bowl, but I think at four or five% the idea and the potential that they make the playoffs and could potentially make a run, win a game. Um, definitely gives you an opportunity at value at four or 5%. When I was looking at the trade deadline, you know, a couple of things that intrigued me. One is Indianapolis kind of went halfway on it. They trade Quinton Nelson. They trade DeForest Buckner. Then yesterday they trade Keenan Allen and Josh DS, right? But they don't make the move to trade Jonathan Taylor, right? And I think it's interesting because there was plenty of teams that were interested in a Jonathan Taylor. You heard about the Giants. You heard about the Broncos. heard about a couple of other teams that would have, you know, paid a handsome ransom to have a guy like Jonathan Taylor who was still under team control. So, it was interesting to me that the Colts made some moves but didn't completely break it down after firing their GM Chris Ballard a couple of weeks ago. Um, and so that was interesting to me. I think Josh DS is very interesting in Kansas City. They get a wide receiver now who can get separation, who can get open quick. They don't really have that kind of wide receiver in Kansas City to be able to work the middle of the field. I think that's a very good addition for them to, you know, you know, Kelsey getting older. They don't really have that kind of true X guy, Kenneth Walker in the run game. It's a different kind of team in Kansas City. So, I like that move for