3 Undrafted Free Agents Who Could Make Minnesota Vikings 53-Man Roster

The Minnesota Vikings had a small five-pick draft class, but supplemented their small draft class with a large class of UDFA signings. The Vikings have made several quality UDFA signings in the Kwesi Adofo-Mensah era, and this year’s class of undrafted free agents once again has a number of candidates who could end up being impactful players for the Vikings.

Minnesota Vikings UDFAs Who Could Make An Impact On The Team In 2025

OT Logan Brown, Kansas

Brown is one of the most talented prospects not taken in the 2025 NFL Draft. A former Top-10 overall, five-star high school recruit, Brown is a naturally talented football player with good size and athleticism. Brown has long 34-inch arms and stands over 6-foot-6 inches, but also has incredible speed and agility for his size. He had an impressive showing at the NFL Combine, testing well in every drill, and displayed his athletic ability in-game at Kansas with quick feet and powerful hands. However, Brown needs to improve his technique, and he lacks a ton of starting experience despite many years at the college level.

The Vikings invested a lot in the offensive line this season with the signings of Ryan Kelly and Will Fries, and drafting Donovan Jackson in the first round. Brown has a chance to help further improve the Vikings offensive line as a promising developmental depth offensive lineman. His athleticism and ability to play either side of the offensive line make him an ideal depth offensive lineman who can fill in multiple different positions if needed.

Logan Brown Scouting Report 

Edge Tyler Batty, BYU

Batty is a big and powerful defensive end. At 6-foot-6 and 271 pounds with a strong build, Batty wins a lot of reps thanks to his strength and power as a pass rusher. As a pass rusher, he can consistently collapse the pocket, and he is a fairly refined pass rusher with an effective bull rush. Batty is an older prospect who doesn’t possess high-level athletic ability. He may not have the highest ceiling, but he is a high-effort player with good pass rush and run defense ability. Batty could make the final 53-man roster and earn a role as a dependable rotational pass rusher for the Vikings.

Tyler Batty Scouting Report