They will probably get conditional draft pick(s) for him. He is coming off an injury and didn't do so hot last season before he injured, so no other team is going to be stupid enough to invest too much in him until he has proven he is worth it. Where he goes, nobody knows yet, but I'm betting it's Oakland. They just cut Collins, so they have room in the cap to get DC. The thinking also is teaming up DC and Moss again will be great, but I don't think it will be as good as it has been in the past. DC is coming off injury and will be "gun shy" for the first season at least, and Moss is past his prime. He still a few good years left, but not great years. He's been sitting out games with injuries he would have played through a few years ago, and he is slowing down.\n\nWhat the Vikes need to do is keep Johnson as starter and draft a QB 1st round that they can groom. Johnson has 1, maybe 2 years left as a starter. Their running game is what is really hurting ever since Robert Smith retired. With all the money they have to spend this year, they can get a good back in free agency that can do 20+ carries a game (James or Lewis), and get some good defensive players for the new "Dungy D" or "Tampa 2", or whatever they are calling it now. The front O line may need some tweaking, but with Birk coming back, that alone will greatly improve it's performance.