The Minnesota Vikings were one of the surprise teams of the NFL in 2022, dominating the NFC North en route to clinching the division, but unfortunately, they weren't able to go on with the job and make a deep run through the playoffs.
This off-season, they've already made their intentions clear, as they have moved off several veterans in order to gain cap space, and on Saturday, the team officially announced that they've finally brought a player back, as they have signed offensive lineman Oli Udoh.
The 26-year old was a sixth round pick back in the 2019 NFL Draft, and has played in 41 NFL games since that point, starting 17 of them, and after a fantastic 2022 season, it makes sense to keep him around as a depth piece.The #Vikings have agreed to terms with @OliUdoh! https://t.co/CqOHgWn7yK pic.twitter.com/zQzWepgVUO
— Minnesota Vikings (@Vikings) March 18, 2023
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