Let's take a look at the history and aesthetics of the Minnesota Vikings' 11 first-round picks. There have been two first-round picks in the history of the franchise - quarterback Randy Moss in 1995 and wide receiver Cris Carter in 1999. Both players were immediate stars for their teams, with Moss recording 60 receptions for 810 yards and 14 touchdowns and Carter catching 91 passes for 1,519 yards and 16 touchdowns. Since then, the Vikings have selected several players in the first round of the NFL Draft, but none have panned out like Moss or Carter. Here is a list of all the Vikings' first-round picks since 1995: defensive end Brian Robison, safety Robert Edwards, cornerback Bryant Westbrook, offensive guard Evan Mathis, linebacker Jasper Brinkley, defensive tackle Kevin Williams, and running back Adrian Peterson. Out of these 12 players, only three remain on the current roster: Peterson, Edwards, and Williams. The other nine players were either released by the team or traded away before ever playing a down for the Vikings. In conclusion, don't expect much from the Vikings' rookie class this year. Or any year for that matter.