2017 NFL Draft: Minnesota Vikings on the clock at No. 48

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This is one in a series that covers each team, offering viewers information for homework, suggestions and then the opportunity San-Francisco-49ers Authentic Jersey to make a draft pick.
When the NFL Draft begins selections in Philadelphia April 27, the
Minnesota Vikings will sit out the first day and make their first pick at No. 48 overall
Here is an in-depth look at the team's needs, offseason changes, potential best fit and the selections by NFLDraftScout.com's experts.
Who would you pick and why?
Top five needs
--1. Right guard: Head coach Mike Zimmer said he has four starters he's comfortable with on the offensive line, adding, "We got to figure out the right guard position." The Vikings released Brandon Fusco and Mike Harris, the starters at the position in recent years. Fusco, who rose from late-round pick to earn a lucrative long-term deal a couple years ago, became a major disappointment because of injuries and ineffective play.
--2. Running back: Even after signing Latavius Murray to help fill the hole left by Adrian Peterson's departure, the Vikings are eager to tap intohttp://www.officialvikingshop.com/shop-by-players-chuck-foreman-jer... the deep pool of talented, versatile runners available in this year's draft. The Vikings have only shifty, third-down back Jerick McKinnon as a reliable backup at this point. The other running backs on the roster are C.J. Ham, who didn't play as a rookie free agent a year ago, and Bishop Sankey, a third-year pro who played in 29 games for the Titans from 2014-15, but didn't play a game while with the Chiefs a year ago.
--3. Tight end: The Vikings made a strong push to sign Jared Cook, but weren't able to land him. Presumably, they're still on the lookout for help in that area since no other tight end was signed. They have three tight ends under contract, but have only one -- Kyle Rudolph -- who stands out. David Morgan, mainly a blocking tight end, was drafted in the sixth round a year ago mostly because the team figured it would lose Rhett Ellisonhttp://www.officialvikingssale.com/shop-by-players-customized-jerse... in free agency this year, which it did. When he's at full strength, Ellison is a much better, more versatile blocker than the developing Morgan. The other tight end on the roster is Kyle Carter, a practice-squad player who went undrafted out of Penn State a year ago.
--4. Defensive tackle: With Sharrif Floyd's future in doubt and only Linval Joseph signed beyond 2017, the Vikings are looking to bolster their defensive tackle positions. Floyd is battling back from potential nerve damage suffered during knee surgery last September. The Vikings thought he'd only miss about four games, but he ended up missing the final 15 games. An utter lack of durability has dogged Floyd since the Vikings took him in the first round in 2013.
--5. Wide receiver: The Vikings let Cordarrelle Patterson and Charles Johnson leave via free agency. They also got only one catch out of 2016 first-round draft pick Laquon Treadwell. They aren't giving up on Treadwell, but with Stefon Diggs and Adam Thielen as the only reliable receiving threats, the team would be wise to keep looking for more targets for Sam Bradford.
Best fit
--Dion Dawkins, G, Temple. The Vikings need a right guard and have been burned too many times with the philosophy of drafting Day-3 guards and trying to mold them into serviceable players down the road. They need to invest more into the offensive line, which has been a weakness for too long. No first-round pick and a weak pool of linemen to sift through makes it difficult to bolster the line this year. But the 6-foot-4, 314-pound Dawkins could be a good addition. He's not the top guard available, but he's a physical player with a nasty side that's similar to what the Vikings like about left guard Alex Boone. Dawkins also is experienced, having started 43 games at left tackle. He played guard at the Senior Bowl and has the skill set to move to the right side.
-Rob Rang: Dan Feeney, G, Indiana. One of the few positions of concern for the Vikings is at right guard, where Feeney excelled over his career, showing the combination of agility and power to make an immediate impact.
--Dane Brugler: Joe Mixon, RB, Oklahoma. It is anyone's guess where Mixon and his baggage land, but the Vikings have shown interest.
--Pat Kirwan: Malik McDowell, DT, Michigan State. Kirwan explains this pick in his accompanying video.
(Kirwan, Jim Miller picks based on last Friday's mock on SiriusXM Radio. Listen to their next mock Friday, April 21, on SiriusXM NFL Radio channel 88).
--Frank Cooney, IMO: Dion Dawkins, G, Temple. HeSammie Coates Womens Jersey proved himself capable at tackle in college and looked good at guard in the Senior Bowl. Indiana's Dan Feeney had more college experience at guard, but Dawkins is a tough guy with more upside.
Your chance to go on the record
OK, it's your turn. Tell us in the comments section who you would pick and why. Check out top 1,000 players rated by NFLDraftScout.com, including combine and pro day workouts, biographies, scouting reports.
Frank Cooney, founder and publisher of The Sports Xchange and NFLDraftScout.com, is in his sixth decade covering football and 25th year on the Pro Football Hall of Fame Selection Committee.

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In 81 Australia launched a campaign named "Slip Slop Slap". Seagull is encouraging people to have on T-shirts, sunscreen and a cap to minimize exposure to UV irradiation and reduce the risk of sunburn together with skin cancer.
By 07, the campaign's slogan grew to be "Slip Slop Seek Put Slide". As a result, the motivation also includes looking for shade as well as wearing sunglasses to further minimize people's exposure to UV relevant injuries. This emphasizes the value of protecting the eyes as well as the skin around the eyes coming from UV radiation.
Short term influence
Unprotected eyes are usually confronted with ultraviolet light and usually tend not to produce any symptoms.
Yet without eye protection and also long in UV rays or exposed to strong ultraviolet radiation exposure (including the sunlight, welding arc, snow your bed and tanning beds) will have an eye light keratitis (photokeratitis).
This can be understood as a cornea (cornea, a layer with clear and transparent eyes). Ultraviolet rays can destroy the outermost layers with the cornea.
Eyes exposed to burning, about 6-12 hours as soon as the onset of severe pain.
Treatments for corneal keratitis range from the use of an oral convential medical and the use of an eye drug ointment to prevent corneal damage when the cornea cells are usually regenerated
It takes about 24~72 hours to complete the healing process, and then people may be completely immune from the difficulties of light keratitis.
Long term outcome
Repeated exposure to ultraviolet the radiation and lack of eye defense can cause permanent eye destruction. Eye diseases caused by long lasting ultraviolet radiation include the next.
Cataract
Cataract patients, typically the lens should be transparent vision become muddy unclear. This may lead to blurred vision and in the end blindness if not treated over time. It is estimated that 20% of cataracts are caused by UV irradiation or perhaps worsen.
Wearing sunglasses is probably the most effective ways to prevent cataracts.
Cataract surgery is necessary to prevent extreme visual impairment. The total twelve-monthly cost of these surgeries inside Australia exceeds $320 thousand.
Pterygium
This is a benign expansion of corneal conjunctival tissues. The conjunctiva is included with sclera (the whitened part) a layer for transparent film, and generally is not going to cover the cornea. However is not carcinogenic, but the emergence about pterygium can cause chronic irritability, redness and inflammation.
In some months or years, skin will slowly grow, then when they cover their enrollees, they will blur their eye-sight. They may also cause astigmatism (the cornea is not effectively bent), which can obscure imaginative and prescient vision.
The treatment of pterygium is not significant and does not affect the visual aptness of the need for artificial holes of lubrication. Surgical removal of your affected pterygium.
Similarly, often the long-term exposure to ultraviolet gentle without protection is the main aspect leading to the emergence associated with pterygium.
Huang Ban decay is a degenerative disease in which affects the central area of the retina, which is responsible for core vision (Huang Ban). Amancillar degeneration can cause severe graphic impairment.
The treatment consists of primary injection of drugs into the view of macular degeneration, so that you can limit the deterioration belonging to the disease; but this method doesn't cure the injury.
Even though the link between ultraviolet light and macular lesions is just not as obvious as this associated with cataract and pterygium, short wave radiation along with blue light (in vivid sunlight) can damage the retina. Deshonrar lesions and exposure to light source or contact.
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