So, which quarterback do you want the Vikings to target with their pick near the top of the 2014 draft?

That might be the only question worth asking about the 2013 Vikings.

Their blowout loss to the Packers on Sunday night leaves them at 1-6, with no quarterback worthy of even an interim tag, and desperate to fix the cornerback position.

Aaron Rodgers demonstrated how a franchise quarterback can control a game on Sunday night, whipping the Vikings with brilliant reads, quick passes, timely runs and flawless decision-making.

The Vikings start Christian Ponder for some reason, and he looked lost throughout the Vikings' 44-31 loss.

Of course, he, unlike Rodgers, didn't have the luxury of throwing against the Vikings' cornerbacks.

Maybe that's the problem with the Vikings' quarterbacks. They don't see NFL-caliber corners until they play in games.

What was frightening about the Vikings' performance on Sunday was that they played with evident fire, they benefited from iffy penalties that led to two scoring drives, Cordarrelle Patterson returned the opening kickoff 109 yards for a touchdown, and they were still embarrassed by a far superior quarterback and team.

Time for the Vikings to start scouting Johnny Football, Teddy Ballgame, and any other college quarterback worthy of a nickname.

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