Minnesota Vikings First Wave of Undrafted Free Agent Signings

With the draft completed, the rush to sign undrafted free agents has begun. The Vikings got in on the first wave of action by snapping up the following contingent of players.

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Justin Coleman, CB, Tennessee

The 5-11 Coleman put up impressive numbers at the combine and has a good shot to make the squad as a special teams player.

Davaris Daniels, WR, Notre Dame

Daniels sat out all of last year after being suspended for academic fraud. The 6-1, 201-pound Daniels is an interesting talent but he’s behind the curve a bit after missing a whole year.

Christian Dudzik, DB, North Dakota State

The 5-10, 185-pound Dudzik is obviously undersized and will have a tough road ahead of him if he wants to catch on.

Tom Farniok, C, Iowa State

The 6-3, 301-pound Farniok is not particularly impressive physically.

Anthony Harris, S, Virginia

The 6-1, 183-pound Harris is an instinctive, fast-reacting player who lacks stand-out ability. Nevertheless, he is seen as someone who has a chance to be a factor at the next level.

Taylor Heinike, QB, Old Dominion

Not a big quarterback and doesn’t have a big arm, but people like his leadership and his quick release. The Vikings may try to develop him as Teddy Bridgewater’s backup.

Jordan Leslie, WR, BYU

A tall receiver who ran a 4.41 40 at BYU pro day. The next Adam Thielen?

Gavin Lutman, WR, Pittsburg State

Another taller receiver.

Blake Renaud, LB, Boise State

A linebacker who played at Boise State.

Bobby Vardaro, G, Boston College

Draft Insider said:

"Vardaro was productive and durable during his time at Boston College but is an average athlete with poor size/speed numbers. His tenacity and run blocking ability could help him catch on as a backup lineman."

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