The Minnesota Vikings announced on Apr. 25 that the team has agreed to terms with several undrafted free agents for the upcoming season.
This announcement is important as it marks the next step in shaping the Vikings’ roster following the draft, giving new players an opportunity to compete for a spot on the team.
The list of undrafted free agents includes Marcus Allen (cornerback, North Carolina), Da’Veawn Armstead (cornerback, North Texas), Dillon Bell (wide receiver, Georgia), Jordan Botelho (outside linebacker, Notre Dame), Tyreek Chappell (cornerback, Texas A&M), Monkell Goodwine (defensive lineman, South Carolina), Shaleak Knotts (wide receiver, Maryland), Keli Lawson (linebacker, UCF), Tristan Leigh (offensive lineman, Clemson), Delby Lemieux (offensive lineman, Dartmouth), Kejon Owens (running back, Florida International), Tomas Rimac (offensive lineman, Virginia Tech), Marcus Sanders Jr. (wide receiver, Georgia Southern), Cam’Ron Stewart (outside linebacker, Temple), Jacob Thomas (safety, James Madison), Brett Thorson* (*International Player Pathway participant; punter from Georgia*), Arden Walker (outside linebacker, Colorado) and Scooby Williams (linebacker, Texas A&M). Lyke Wysong from Arizona also joins as a wide receiver.
These signings follow the conclusion of the NFL Draft and reflect standard practice for teams seeking additional talent beyond their draft selections. Undrafted free agents often compete during training camp for roster spots or positions on practice squads.
No further details about contract terms or next steps were provided in this announcement.
