The Minnesota Vikings have reportedly signed Arizona Wildcats guard Freddie Tagaloa following his workout with the team during rookie minicamp.
With the draft process complete and the frenzy for undrafted free agents done, the Minnesota Vikings are still not done looking for young, talented players who may have slipped through the cracks.
According to Aaron Wilson on Twitter, the Vikings have signed Arizona guard Freddy Tagaloa to a contract after an impressive performance during rookie minicamp that opened the eyes of team representatives.
1500 ESPN elaborated on the story, giving fans a description of Tagoaloa and some of the impressive things he’s done during his college career:
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"“Tagaloa is a 6-foot-8 guard who has battled injuries during his time with the Wildcats, but has terrific strength. At Arizona’s pro day, he did 41 bench press reps, more than anyone who attended the NFL Combine.”"
Currently, the Vikings are accumulating as much talent and competition for the offensive line as possible. After being having their depth decimated by injuries and retirements in 2016, the team is taking no chances when it comes to having quality personnel available.
Considering the excellent strength he possesses and his ability to impress the team, it isn’t a huge surprise that the Vikings want to see more from the offensive lineman.
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Congratulations go out to Freddy Tagaloa for landing a place on the Minnesota Vikings roster following an impressive minicamp. The official announcement from the team should be available soon, but until then remember that this has not been confirmed by the team as of yet.