4 potential cuts the Vikings can make right away

4. Jalen Reagor, WR

Finally, we come to a pretty polarizing name in wide receiver Jalen Reagor. It wasn't that long ago that Reagor was a first-round pick coming out of TCU. As a prospect, Reagor looked like an electric playmaker with the ball in his hands and tremendous ability in terms of yards after the catch.

Yet, the Philadelphia Eagles gave up on him after just two years, trading him to Minnesota. Not only was he dealt, but Reagor was traded for a seventh rounder, along with a conditional fourth-round pick. It was quite the fall from grace, and in a hurry, too.

Now facing the roster bubble, Reagor should be a fairly easy cut. Quite frankly, he's been too inconsistent as a pro for a team to truly invest in him with a roster spot. Not to mention, a couple of his teammates have had outstanding offseasons and training camps with the Vikings, both Brandon Powell and Trishton Jackson.

It is unfortunate for Reagor that his career has taken such a plunge, but for the sake of the Vikings and maintaining as much consistency in their wide receiver room as possible, he should be an easy guy to part with, admitting failure on that trade.