03-11-2019, 03:13 PM
RB Zach Zenner (Lions) — The Vikings appear likely to lose Latavius Murray to more money and carries elsewhere in free agency. A 27-year-old veteran like Zenner, who averaged 4.8 yards per carry last season, could make sense as a replacement. He’s also from Eagan
G Nick Easton (Vikings) — Re-signing Easton might be one of the Vikings’ most realistic options ahead of this free-agent O-line group. He’s coming off back-to-back surgeries that ended his 2017 and 2018 seasons, but he played well at left guard and is a reliable backup at center when healthy.
C Jonotthan Harrison (Jets) — New offensive line coach Rick Dennison could add a familiar face in Harrison, who started eight games for the Jets last season under Dennison.
G/T Billy Turner (Broncos) — Another familiar free agent, Turner was claimed off waivers by Gary Kubiak’s Broncos in 2016. The Shoreview, Minn. native could be a versatile depth signing.
G John Miller (Bills) — Familiarity is the theme here. Dennison also coached Miller in Buffalo during his 2017 season as coordinator. His Bills also benched Miller, who bounced back last year allowing just one sack in 15 starts at right guard, according to PFF.
P Matt Darr (Bills) — The Vikings retained punter Matt Wile on a one-year exclusive rights tender, but Mike Zimmer has already spoke about replacing him as the holder.
OLB Vincent Rey (Bengals) — Rey, 31, worked his way up through the Bengals practice squad under Mike Zimmer when he went undrafted in 2010 out of Duke.
OLB Jeremiah Attaochu (Jets) — A talented but oft-injured pass rusher, Attaochu could be a buy-low candidate. The former second-round pick would be a project at defensive end or stack linebacker.
DT Shamar Stephen (Seahawks) — The Vikings’ former seventh-round pick got more opportunities in Seattle, where he started 14 games last season. But if the Vikings lose Sheldon Richardson (they still hope to re-sign him), could a reunion be in play?
DT Rodney Gunter (Cardinals) — Arizona’s versatile D-lineman, Gunter had a breakout 2018 with a career-high 4.5 sacks in 10 starts.
http://www.startribune.com/bargain-shopp...506981302/
G Nick Easton (Vikings) — Re-signing Easton might be one of the Vikings’ most realistic options ahead of this free-agent O-line group. He’s coming off back-to-back surgeries that ended his 2017 and 2018 seasons, but he played well at left guard and is a reliable backup at center when healthy.
C Jonotthan Harrison (Jets) — New offensive line coach Rick Dennison could add a familiar face in Harrison, who started eight games for the Jets last season under Dennison.
G/T Billy Turner (Broncos) — Another familiar free agent, Turner was claimed off waivers by Gary Kubiak’s Broncos in 2016. The Shoreview, Minn. native could be a versatile depth signing.
G John Miller (Bills) — Familiarity is the theme here. Dennison also coached Miller in Buffalo during his 2017 season as coordinator. His Bills also benched Miller, who bounced back last year allowing just one sack in 15 starts at right guard, according to PFF.
P Matt Darr (Bills) — The Vikings retained punter Matt Wile on a one-year exclusive rights tender, but Mike Zimmer has already spoke about replacing him as the holder.
OLB Vincent Rey (Bengals) — Rey, 31, worked his way up through the Bengals practice squad under Mike Zimmer when he went undrafted in 2010 out of Duke.
OLB Jeremiah Attaochu (Jets) — A talented but oft-injured pass rusher, Attaochu could be a buy-low candidate. The former second-round pick would be a project at defensive end or stack linebacker.
DT Shamar Stephen (Seahawks) — The Vikings’ former seventh-round pick got more opportunities in Seattle, where he started 14 games last season. But if the Vikings lose Sheldon Richardson (they still hope to re-sign him), could a reunion be in play?
DT Rodney Gunter (Cardinals) — Arizona’s versatile D-lineman, Gunter had a breakout 2018 with a career-high 4.5 sacks in 10 starts.
http://www.startribune.com/bargain-shopp...506981302/
