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Minnesota Vikings Roster FAQ 2021-22

Updated on: January 21, 2022

Here are some common questions and answers about the Minnesota Vikings today’s game’s current passing, rushing, receiving, defense, kicking, who kick returns, punting, and punt returns you need to know.

How many players are on the Minnesota Vikings team?

Vikings will start with 11 players on the field of a 53-man roster where 46 players of them can dress out for the professional game and the team can change their players during the break in the game.

How many divisions do the Vikings have?

The Vikings team has three units that are divided into the

  1. Offense: It is made up of the quarterback, running back, fullback, wide receivers, tight ends, and offensive line.
  2. Defense: It is made up of the defensive line, linebackers, safeties, and cornerbacks.
  3. Special Teams: It is made up of kickers, returners, long snappers, jammers, and gunners.

How do the Vikings choose their jersey first?

If the Vikings play at their home game they will choose their jersey first.

How the Vikings will take the coin first?

When the team visits the opponent’s home field, they will get choice the coin first.

The Minnesota Vikings have already announced their seventy players in the 2021-22 regular season and must cut them to a 53-man permanent roster before the start of the regular season.

Offense

NoPlayerPositionHeightWeightAgeExperienceCollege
8Kirk CousinsQB6′ 3″205 lbs3310Michigan State
14Sean MannionQB6′ 6″230 lbs297Oregon State
11Kellen MondQB6′ 3″212 lbs22RTexas A&M
14Nate StanleyQB6′ 4″233 lbs241Iowa
33Dalvin CookRB5′ 10″210 lbs265Florida State
–Garrett GroshekRB5′ 11″217 lbs24RWisconsin
25Alexander MattisonRB5′ 11″215 lbs233Boise State
26Kene NwangwuRB6′ 1″210 lbs23RIowa State
36A.J. Rose Jr.RB6′ 1″211 lbs–RKentucky
34Jake BargasFB6′ 2″245 lbs241North Carolina
30C.J. HamFB5′ 11″250 lbs285Augustana (SD)
12Chad BeebeWR5′ 10″187 lbs274Northern Illinois
85Dan ChisenaWR6′ 3″203 lbs242Penn State
–Trishton JacksonWR6′ 1″191 lbs232Syracuse
18Justin JeffersonWR6′ 1″195 lbs222LSU
81Bisi JohnsonWR6′ 0″210 lbs243Colorado State
87Myron MitchellWR6′ 1″185 lbs–RUAB
17K.J. OsbornWR5′ 11″203 lbs242Miami (FL)
13Blake ProehlWR6′ 1″190 lbs22REast Carolina
15Ihmir Smith-MarsetteWR6′ 1″185 lbs22RIowa
19Adam ThielenWR6′ 2″200 lbs318Minnesota St
12Dede WestbrookWR6′ 0″178 lbs275Oklahoma
83Tyler ConklinTE6′ 3″248 lbs264Central Michigan
40Zach DavidsonTE6′ 7″251 lbs–RCentral Missouri State
86Brandon DillonTE6′ 5″250 lbs241Marian College
82Ben EllefsonTE6′ 3″250 lbs252North Dakota State
89Chris HerndonTE6′ 4″253 lbs254Miami (FL)
84Irv Smith Jr.TE6′ 2″240 lbs233Alabama
35Luke StockerTE6′ 5″253 lbs3311Tennessee
56Garrett BradburyC6′ 3″300 lbs263NC State
52Mason ColeC6′ 5″298 lbs254Michigan
65Spencer PulleyC6′ 4″311 lbs286Vanderbilt
72Ezra ClevelandG6′ 6″312 lbs232Boise State
51Wyatt DavisG6′ 4″315 lbs22ROhio State
78Dakota DozierG6′ 4″305 lbs308Furman
68Kyle HintonG6′ 2″315 lbs231Washburn
74Olisaemeka UdohG6′ 6″320 lbs243Elon
64Blake BrandelOT6′ 7″315 lbs241Oregon State
71Christian DarrisawOT6′ 5″315 lbs22RVirginia Tech
69Rashod HillOT6′ 6″310 lbs296Southern Miss
75Brian O’NeillOT6′ 7″310 lbs264Pittsburgh

Defense

NoPlayerPositionHeightWeightAgeExperienceCollege
97Everson GriffenDE6′ 3″273 lbs3312USC
99Danielle HunterDE6′ 5″263 lbs277LSU
93Patrick Jones IIDE6′ 4″264 lbs23RPittsburgh
73Nate OrchardDE6′ 3″243 lbs286Utah
95Janarius RobinsonDE6′ 5″258 lbs23RFlorida State
98D.J. WonnumDE6′ 5″258 lbs242South Carolina
66Eddie YarbroughDE6′ 3″259 lbs284Wyoming
92James LynchDT6′ 4″295 lbs222Baylor
91T.Y. McGillDT6′ 0″294 lbs288NC State
58Michael PierceDT6′ 0″340 lbs295Samford
90Sheldon RichardsonDT6′ 3″290 lbs309Missouri
66Jordon ScottDT6′ 1″326 lbs23ROregon
50T.J. SmithDT6′ 3″303 lbs241Arkansas
94Dalvin TomlinsonDT6′ 3″325 lbs275Alabama
76Jaylen TwymanDT6′ 2″285 lbs22RPittsburgh
96Armon WattsDT6′ 5″307 lbs253Arkansas
55Anthony BarrLB6′ 5″257 lbs298UCLA
47Tuf BorlandLB6′ 1″233 lbs—ROhio State
57Ryan ConnellyLB6′ 2″234 lbs263Wisconsin
45Troy DyeLB6′ 3″225 lbs252Oregon
54Eric KendricksLB6′ 0″232 lbs297UCLA
48Blake LynchLB6′ 3″233 lbs242Baylor
41Chazz SurrattLB6′ 2″233 lbs24RNorth Carolina
59Nick VigilLB6′ 2″230 lbs286Utah State
24Mackensie AlexanderCB5′ 10″192 lbs286Clemson
29Kris BoydCB5′ 11″195 lbs253Texas
21Bashaud BreelandCB5′ 11″195 lbs298Clemson
27Cameron DantzlerCB6′ 2″190 lbs232Mississippi State
20Harrison HandCB5′ 11″185 lbs232Temple
39Parry NickersonCB5′ 10″179 lbs274Tulane
7Patrick PetersonCB6′ 1″198 lbs3111LSU
5Tye SmithCB6′ 0″190 lbs286Towson
43Camryn BynumS6′ 0″200 lbs23RCalifornia
46Myles DornS6′ 2″210 lbs232North Carolina
44Josh MetellusS5′ 11″207 lbs232Michigan
22Harrison SmithS6′ 2″211 lbs3210Notre Dame
23Xavier WoodsS5′ 11″204 lbs265Louisiana Tech

Special Teams

NoPlayerPositionHeightWeightAgeExperienceCollege
1Greg JosephPK6′ 0″206 lbs272Florida Atlantic
3Jordan BerryP6′ 5″195 lbs308Eastern Kentucky
42Andrew DePaolaLS6′ 1″229 lbs347Rutgers

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