Guard Josh Kline's free-agent visit with the Vikings ended with a contract, the team announced Wednesday.
Kline, the former Titans and Patriots starting guard, signed a three-year deal worth up to $15.75 million, according to a league source. He's a needed reinforcement for a Vikings offensive line that moved on from last year's starting guards, Mike Remmers and Tom Compton, and failed to re-sign Nick Easton, who joined the Saints. Kline joins Danny Isidora as the two guards on the Vikings roster with regular season experience.
Kline, 29, was cut by the Titans just one season after signing a four-year, $26 million deal.