Introduction: Host Michael Rand was admittedly a little puzzled when he saw the Vikings' initial 53-man roster released Tuesday. Three true running backs? Five corners? Eight healthy offensive linemen? This can only be viewed as a work in progress, and an inexperienced group at that. A few veteran pickups will be needed between now and the start of the season for it all to make sense.
Trying to make sense of Vikings roster; Georgia takes aim at Gophers football history
On Wednesday's Daily Delivery, Michael Rand says the Vikings roster is as a work in progress. Then Chip Towers from the Atlanta Journal-Constitution talks about Georgia's attempt to win three consecutive national titles
7:00: Chip Towers from the Atlanta Journal-Constitution joins Rand for a look at Gophers football history and Georgia's attempt to duplicate the mighty Gophers. Minnesota is the last school (1934-36) to win three consecutive national titles. Can Georgia pull off the repeat this season?
32:00: Three disappointing losses Tuesday, but no real cause for panic.
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Mike Conley was in Minneapolis, where he sounded the Gjallarhorn at the Vikings game, on Sunday during the robbery.