03-12-2018, 11:40 AM
Whether the Minnesota Vikings sign Kirk Cousins or not, they will be on the hunt in free agency for players who can both make a positive impact and come at a reasonable price.
Last week, we looked at 10 players who could meet those parameters at the offensive skill positions.
Now we look at five offensive linemen who wouldn’t break the bank but would either compete for a starting position or provide depth on the O-line for the Vikings next season…
T – Chris Hubbard
Key stat: Third highest Pass Blocking Efficiency among free agent tackles
Why he’s a fit:
In 2017, Pittsburgh’s 26-year-old tackle got a chance to play on a regular basis, working 748 total snaps. Over the last two seasons, in 1,090 snaps, he’s allowed just three sacks and six QB hits. Hubbard, who was highly praised by teammates this year, has versatility that makes him a very intriguing option for the Vikings as a starter at guard or tackle – if they want to move Remmers to guard permanently.
Rest of list here:
http://www.1500espn.com/vikings-2/2018/0...t-vikings/
Last week, we looked at 10 players who could meet those parameters at the offensive skill positions.
Now we look at five offensive linemen who wouldn’t break the bank but would either compete for a starting position or provide depth on the O-line for the Vikings next season…
T – Chris Hubbard
Key stat: Third highest Pass Blocking Efficiency among free agent tackles
Why he’s a fit:
In 2017, Pittsburgh’s 26-year-old tackle got a chance to play on a regular basis, working 748 total snaps. Over the last two seasons, in 1,090 snaps, he’s allowed just three sacks and six QB hits. Hubbard, who was highly praised by teammates this year, has versatility that makes him a very intriguing option for the Vikings as a starter at guard or tackle – if they want to move Remmers to guard permanently.
Rest of list here:
http://www.1500espn.com/vikings-2/2018/0...t-vikings/