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Turns Out the Vikings Nearly Hit Reset at Running Back
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Turns Out the Vikings Nearly Hit Reset at Running Back
The Minnesota Vikings achieved their primary free-agency goal when Kyler Murray arrived: acquiring a veteran arm to provide some security in the quarterback room. Other than that, the moves have mostly focused on depth players and refilling the special teams. The decision-makers did go after a pricey free agent, according to a report from ESPN. Vikings writer Kevin Seifert suggested that Travis Etienne, the new runner of the New Orleans Saints, …
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