one by David Dixon Every once in a while Garrett Bradbury Jersey Mens , social media shows that it can (sometimes) be used for good rather than evil. One of those times came today during an exchange between former Minnesota Vikings running back Robert Smith and a fan.The fan had expressed that he had “retired” his Robert Smith jersey some time ago, and was looking for one to replace it. He apparently settled on one from recent Vikings history with the selection of guard David Dixon. Smith, who the fan had tagged in his tweet, appreciated the choice, and then threw in something that I hadn’t previously been aware of.In 1998, the Vikings won a squeaker over the Chicago Bears at Soldier Field by a final score of 31-28. (They even trailed 21-10 at halftime before running off 21 straight points in the second half to take the lead.) Smith had the touchdown that opened the scoring in that game, as he scored on a 67-yard screen pass in the first quarter to give the Vikings a 7-0 lead. I’m not sure if he and Dixon were celebrating that touchdown and got his teeth knocked out or if it was on another score. . .Smith doesn’t really specify.I’ve got to say. . .if big ol’ David Dixon hit you in the face Football Olisaemeka Udoh Jersey , the odds of you losing a couple of teeth would be pretty good. Robert Smith was no different, it appears.It is nice to see a story on social media that you might not have been privy to before. I’m not sure if Smith has ever elaborated on this anywhere else, but this was the first time I had heard this story. And you’ll never guess what it is"WhiteFanposts Fanshots Sections Vikings 2018 SeasonVikings 2019 OffseasonU.S. Bank StadiumMinnesota Vikings PodcastsMinnesota Vikings 2019 NFL DraftDaily Norseman FanPulse: Fans determine the Vikings’ greatest draft needNew,33commentsAnd you’ll never guess what it isCDTShareTweetShareShareDaily Norseman FanPulse: Fans determine the Vikings’ greatest draft needAs part of our FanPulse series for the offseason, we asked all of you that are signed up to be a part of the polling what you thought the biggest draft need for the Minnesota Vikings is as we approach Thursday’s draft. The results. . .well, they’re not surprising.If these results are an indicator of what direction the Vikings are going in, the answer to the question we’ve been asking for months. . .”can he play guard”. . .will be a resounding “yes.” A whopping 71% of the people that were polled said that a guard was the biggest need for the Vikings Youth Garrett Bradbury Jersey , with 25% tabbing offensive tackle as the biggest need.That didn’t leave a whole lot for anyone else, but we did have 4% of respondents say that defensive tackle is the top need for the Vikings going into the draft, and around 1% said that it was another position entirely. I’m not sure what position they were going for, but apparently there was a different one. Unfortunately, we were limited to four options in the FanPulse poll, so that’s how we broke things down.The poll also asked fans of all the teams who they thought the best overall player in the 2019 NFL Draft was. Here’s the results from that one:The winner was former Ohio State defensive end Nick Bosa, who came away with 38% of the vote. The currently rumored #1 overall pick Mike Hughes Jersey , Oklahoma quarterback Kyler Murray, was only named as the top player in this year’s draft by 9% of those that responded to the poll. Personally, I was part of the 17% that fall into the “Someone Else” category.What do you think of the results of this week’s FanPulse polls?