Record 7–7 Playoff finish did not qualify Start date 1972 Home field Metropolitan Stadium | Division place 3rd NFC Central Head coach Bud Grant General manager Jim Finks | |
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The 1972 Minnesota Vikings season was the franchise's 12th season in the National Football League. The Vikings finished with a record of seven wins and seven losses.
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1972 Draft
^[a] Minnesota received New England's 1st round selection (10th overall), CB John Charles, and cash as compensation for free agent QB Joe Kapp. ^[b] Minnesota traded their 1st round selection (24th overall), 1973 2nd round selection (40th overall), QB Norm Snead, WR Bob Grim, and RB Vince Clements to the Giants for QB Fran Tarkenton. ^[c] Green Bay traded their 3rd round selection (59th overall) to Minnesota for QB Zeke Bratkowski. ^[d] Minnesota traded their 3rd round selection (76th overall), 1971 2nd round selection (50th overall), 1971 6th round selection (154th overall), and OL Steve Smith to Philadelphia for QB Norm Snead. ^[e] Minnesota traded their 4th round selection (102nd overall) and CB John Charles to Denver for WR Al Denson. ^[f] Minnesota traded their 5th round selection (128th overall) to Los Angeles for CB Ted Provost. ^[g] Minnesota originally chose 180th overall but passed allowing Miami to move up and Minnesota to choose 181st overall.All-Pros
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