The Minnesota Vikings are receiving rousing reviews for their first 24 hours of free agency that amounted to $263 million invested into incoming talent.
They fortified the offensive front, landing Indianapolis Colts guard Will Fries and center Ryan Kelly. The defensive interior got a major upgrade with the signing of Washington Commanders Pro Bowler Jonathan Allen and the pending signing of San Francisco 49ers lineman Javon Hargrave.
Minnesota also re-signed Pro Bowl cornerback Byron Murphy Jr. and running back Aaron Jones while also landing speedy Philadelphia Eagles cornerback Isaiah Rodgers.
And they still may not be done on their spending spree.
Cooper Kupp Landing With Vikings ‘Very Possible,’ Insider Says

As the Los Angeles Rams have yet to find a trade suitor for former Super Bowl MVP wide receiver Cooper Kupp, the Vikings are a logical landing spot if he is released, given Kupp’s ties with head coach Kevin O’Connell and offensive coordinator Wes Phillips — both former Rams staffers.
“I think it’s very possible,” Minnesota Star Tribune reporter Ben Goessling said on March 11 on KFAN-FM 100.3. “There are big Cooper Kupp fans on that coaching staff. Kevin O’Connell. Wes Phillips is a big Cooper Kupp fan in terms of you hear him talk all the time still about Cooper Kupp as a run blocker, Cooper Kupp as a guy who would bring ideas to the offense the whole.”
Goessling recalled a route concept where Justin Jefferson did a triple-move on Stephon Gilmore, with the Colts in 2022, that was conceived by Kupp while the Vikings’ top two offensive decision-makers were with the Rams.