4 free agents the Vikings should consider after the 2023 NFL Draft
By Adam Carlson
Matt Haack, punter
There is absolutely nothing wrong with current Minnesota Vikings punter Ryan Wright but that doesn't mean that having another punter for camp and competition would be a bad idea at all for the team.
Matt Haack is 28 years old and averaged a net gain of 40.2 yards per punt last season with the Indianapolis Colts. He also boomed a 70-yard punt last year for Indy, the longest of his six-season career.
Haack is unlikely to unseat Wright as the team's starting punter, but he will provide the team with a camp leg and allow them to get a look at an established free agent punter in case something happens to Wright.
Last season, the Colts signed Haack to a one-year deal with a little over $1M and since he's still a free agent, the Minnesota Vikings might be able to bring him in for even less than that or with a small amount of guaranteed money to limit salary cap implications.