With approximately $14 million remaining in cap space during the month of July — an oddity as a standalone feat for the organization — the Minnesota Vikings offseason seems to be trucking along swimmingly per close onlookers of the team.
Indeed, in the areas where the team struggled in 2020, general manager Rick Spielman has utilized pinpoint precision to address the depth chart. Christmas day showcased Alvin Kamara eviscerating the Vikings defense for an NFL-record six rushing touchdowns, so Spielman signed a run-stuffing three-technique defensive tackle in Dalvin Tomlinson to play alongside nose tackle Michael Pierce.