Kirk Cousins reveals touching decision his sons made after trade to Vikings: 'Let's go!'
Key Points:
- Kirk Cousins has returned to the Minnesota Vikings after a trade deadline deal, but his previous home in Inver Grove Heights was sold quickly following his signing with the Atlanta Falcons, prompting his family to find new accommodations.
- Cousins’ two sons, Cooper and Turner, chose to move with him to Minnesota, excited to support their dad despite their mother initially hesitating due to school and baseball commitments.
- The Vikings have struggled to find consistent quarterback play since Cousins’ departure, with injuries and performance issues affecting recent starters like Kyler Murray and Carson Wentz, leading to the urgent need for Cousins’ experience.
- Cousins’ familiarity with coach Kevin O’Connell’s offensive scheme and chemistry with key receivers like Justin Jefferson and Jordan Addison gives hope that the Vikings' offense can improve and sustain drives.
- Despite a difficult stint with the Raiders, Cousins is optimistic about his return to Minnesota, where his family is settling into a new home and he aims to help lead the team forward.