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Former Lions first-round bust agrees to one-year deal with Vikings

  • Jeff Okudah has signed a one-year deal with the Minnesota Vikings, marking his fourth team in six years in the NFL.
  • Okudah joins Minnesota's roster as the third defensive back signed during the 2025 free agency period.
  • Previously, Okudah played for the Houston Texans, where he only appeared in six games last season due to a hip injury.
  • Okudah was the first overall pick in the 2020 NFL Draft but has faced injuries that impacted his career.
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Vikings agree to terms with CB Jeff Okudah, WR Tim Jones

The Minnesota Vikings agreed Tuesday to terms on a contract with former first-round cornerback Jeff Okudah. Terms of the deal were not disclosed by the Vikings, however ESPN reported that agent Kevin Conner, the CEO of Universal Sports and Management,…

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Report: Vikings, CB Jeff Okudah agree to 1-year deal

The Minnesota Vikings and cornerback Jeff Okudah, a former first-round pick, agreed to a one-year contract on Tuesday. That's according to agent Kevin Conner, the CEO of Universal Sports and Management, ESPN reported. No financial terms were disclosed. Okudah, 26,…

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