Guard Dalton Risner’s search for a new group has lastly come to an finish as he agreed to a a single-year deal with the Vikings. The contract is worth up to $four million. Risner, the Broncos’ 2019 second-round choose, spent the previous 4 seasons in Denver. Throughout his time with the AFC West club, Risner began all 62 games he played. Having said that, regardless of his knowledge and achievement on the field, he was unable to safe a deal with any group this offseason.
One particular aspect that most likely played a function in Risner’s selection to join the Vikings is the partnership he has with their offensive line coach, Chris Cooper. Cooper coached Risner in Denver for 3 seasons, and their mutual familiarity need to enable for a smooth transition as Risner settles in with his new group.
The Vikings have faced some challenges on their offensive line lately. They had to play without having left tackle Christian Dariso and center Garrett Bradbury final week. In addition, Darrisau’s replacement, Oli Udoh, suffered a season-ending quad injury. The absence of guard Chris Reid is also felt. With all of these setbacks, Risner’s arrival need to supply a a great deal-necessary enhance to the Vikings’ offensive line, assisting to keep stability and functionality up front.