EDEN PRAIRIE, Minn. -- As Minnesota Vikings quarterback Teddy Bridgewater continued to rehab his knee injury on Wednesday, another one of the team's first-round picks sounded cautiously optimistic about his own chances of returning in 2017.
Defensive tackle Sharrif Floyd did some work with the Vikings' defense during an organized team activity practice, continuing his bid to return from a nerve issue in his right knee stemming from a surgery last September. Floyd, who played only one game last season, still wasn't able to do any running, and said it was probably too early to say when he might be able to return.