This day it's about sports, and more - Maya. Included are players that played for the Minnesota Vikings (NFL) from 1961-2022. MINNEAPOLIS (WCCO) - They gather at the local Uptown Theatre to watch filmmakers put on display their work. Treadwell was quickly endearing himself to all Vikings fans with his actions and his daughter was too. The following is the Minnesota Vikings all-time roster, browsable by last name or position. Laquon Treadwell’s daughter is queen /snP4xXwaX3įor what was an extremely weird first-round of the draft, courtesy of Laremy Tunsil, it was nice to have a great moment that will be remembered forever on stage. In adorable fashion, she answered “Yeah” to everything Sanders asked her. Williams, along with Kenny Willekes and Patrick Jones II (when the latter gets healthy) will now compete to provide depth for the Vikings at defensive end behind starters Everson Griffen and D.J. After Treadwell was asked his questions, his daughter got her to answer some questions from Sanders. After they met Goodell, there was yet another adorable moment, as Treadwell was interviewed by Deion Sanders. It was an adorable moment on stage and it showed the type of character that Treadwell is as a person. After Treadwell was announced as the Vikings’ draft pick, he brought his daughter on stage with him to meet Roger Goodell and to get his jersey. Treadwell is already working on his dad of the year award at the draft. The Minnesota Vikings used their first pick in the 2016 NFL Draft on wide receiver Laquon Treadwell. To speed up that process, the Vikings signed Pat Williams.
While Kevin Williams established himself as one of the top defensive tackles in the NFL, he needed a partner in the middle to help the Vikings stop the run.
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By Charles Rahrig V 7 years ago Minnesota Vikings first-round pick Laquon Treadwill has daughter interviewed by Deion Sanders and it was adorable. Entering the spring of 2005, the Minnesota Vikings were looking to upgrade their defense.
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