The Vikings miss Cooper Kupp, host Rondale Moore during a visit

A recipient flew to Twin Cities on Friday morning.

It was simply not the former Super Bowl the most valuable player Cooper Kupp.

When the Vikings were waiting for Kupp to make his final decision, they announced that they organized the Speedy Receiver Rondale Moore to visit the TCO Performance Center.

It is good that the Vikings have turned their focus elsewhere, because on Friday evening, according to Adam Schefter, Kupp approved a three-year contract with $ 45 million with the Seattle Seahawks.

As far as Moore is concerned, even if it were not the most lively signs on the surface, it could possibly bring a certain value if it could be able to withdraw to 100 percent.

The speed that Moore brings to the table was the main reason why the Arizona cardinals selected it in the second round of the 2021 draft. Despite its underlying 5-foot 7, 180 pound frame, to have a major influence as a rookie.

Finally, the Cardinals Moore exchanged the Atlanta Falcons due to injury concerns against the Atlanta Falcons, and although he was expected to play a key role in their offensive, he did not play a game last season after suffering during a knee injury during the training camp.

If the Vikings sign bogs at some point, he would give the position depth and at the same time slip as a natural replacement for Punt Returner. This job was previously held by recipient Brandon Powell before becoming a free agent.

Wilson comes back

A familiar face comes back to the Vikings.

After the LineBacker Eric Wilson had spent the last seasons with the Green Bay Packers last season, she agreed to a deal that brings him back to the place where he started his career as a non -dracking free agent.

Although he has proven that he can certainly assert himself in defense, Wilson was more than likely from the Vikings because he affected special teams. Essentially, Wilson was supposed to occupy the role of the experienced linebacker Kamu Grugier-Hill.

After Wilson was not selected in the 2017 draft, he created a niche at the highest level. He has 400 duels and 11 sacks in 125 games in his career.

Balance of chiefs

According to Ian Rapoport from NFL Network, Jerry Tilley in the trenches for the Vikings agreed as a rotational staff for the Vikings last season in the areas of Kansa’s City Chiefs.

The loss of the silence was accepted after the Vikings with the defensive duels Jonathan Allen and Javon Hargrave in the Free Agency. You should start at the front in addition to the defensive tackle Harrison Phillips.