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Take a pencil and try to compile a list of 53 names for the Minnesota Vikings. The task is daunting.
With 82 days left until the end of the regular season, ESPN did just that on Tuesday, predicting the final Viking list for Week 1. Although the list was not acute, Kevin Seifert from ESPN not the author of a handful of interesting snubs.
These players are in alphabetical order.
Wyatt Davis (OG)
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<p>Oh, how the mighty have fallen.</p>
<p>Two years ago, Davis was a man with a 1st round roll. Now, according to ESPN, he can’t compile a 53-man list for a team with notoriously poor offensive production. </p>
<p>The Vikings signed several possible solutions for Davis’ natural reserve, including Jesse Davis, Chris Reed and Ed Ingram (draft). These men made Seifet’s 53-man border, but Wyatt Davis didn’t.</p>
<p>When he is released, a team will sign Davis in hopes of reviving his once-promising career in Buckeye’s day. Today, however, Davis is a forgotten man against the backdrop of the Viking summer. </p>
<h2>Ihmir Smith-Marsette (WR)</h2>
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<p>If the list of Vikings comes as a surprise, Smith-Marsette would take the cake. </p>
<p>The Vikings and their fans have big plans for the Iowa alumni, as he grew strong in the last few games of 2021. Seifert disagrees. He said the Vikings would leave Justin Jefferson, Adam Thielen, KJ Osborn, Bisi Johnson, Albert Wilson and newcomer Jalen Nailor. </p>
<p>In the middle of this six, Smith-Marsette looks inside. It is necessary to consider whether his current injury played a role in the 22-year-old’s absence. Regardless. Smith-Marsette, if Minnesota has no plans for 2022, would be weird.</p>
<h2>Chazz Surratt (LB)</h2>
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<p>Surratt earns the noun “snub” because of its draft. Former CEO Rick Spielman found Surratt in the 3rd round of the 2021 NFL Draft. In most cases, 3rd round off-court players get a chance to show off their skills during the regular season.</p>
<p>If Surratt is on the list, he won’t do it for the Vikings. He did not play a single defense in 2021, so removing him from the 2022 list would mean <em>bust</em> Indigenous status in North Carolina. </p>
<h2>Jaylen Twyman (DT)</h2>
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<p>You probably know about Twyman because he was shot several times last summer. </p>
<p>However, those gunshots did not keep Twyman down, as a Pittsburgh alumnus is fighting for a place on the Vikings’ list this summer. The only problem? ESPN is not high on these possibilities.</p>
<p>Twyman is curiously listed as a starter on ESPN’s Viking Depth Table, but Seifert says it won’t take long as newcomer Esezi Otomewo sneaks through the back door to steal Twyman’s list. </p>
<p>Harrison Phillips, Dalvin Tomlinson and Armon Watts will also get inside the line of defense if ESPN is right. </p>
<h2>Oli Udoh (OL)</h2>
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<p>Udoh played 94% of all Vikings snaps in 2021, but was second in the NFL in terms of penalties. Obviously, this sequel does not fit. </p>
<p>Udoh seems to be on the right track to return to his organic control work this summer, as the Vikings have plenty of vigilance, especially when Wyatt Davis is on the split.</p>
<p>Fans aren’t upset about Udoh’s release, but he’s been quiet with the team for three seasons. </p>
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Other Seifert’s list included Kris Boyd (CB), Nate Hairston (CB), Blake Lynch (LB), James Lynch (DT), Andre Mitze (OLB) and Luiji Vilain (EDGE).
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