What the Vikings should do this offseason

The Vikings had a horrible start to the season with a record of 1-5 with the one win being the lowly Houston Texans. Although during the game against the Packers they made remarkable improvements at every position leading to a 22-28 victory over the now NFC leading Packers and a three game winning streak followed by a 2-5 record over there last 7 games. But there are some things that the Vikings could improve on. Number one the Vikings don’t have a strong connection with Kirk Cousins so in the draft there is a possibility they could draft a qb. Number two trust Justin Jefferson more. He has proven to be a threat to defenses if left open which he is 50% of the time because of the other star wide receiver Adam Theilen. Number three is to release Dan Bailey. Through the last two games he has missed 3 PATS and 4 field goals so either bench him or release him and bring in another kicker. Number 4 try to create a better defense. The Vikings at the beginning of the season were projected to have one of the best defenses in the league. This has since been proved false through multiple injures bringing in multiple inexperienced rookies to start as a result of those injuries. The Vikings need to figure it out and try to keep those men on the field. If all of these things are done correctly then the Vikings could be a way better team next year, with an improved defense and possibly quarterback.