The Minnesota Vikings have just four selections in the 2025 draft. So to supplement their roster, the Vikings have taken an aggressive approach to free agency. The Vikings’ latest move was signing former Detroit Lions first-round pick Jeff Okudah.
Okudah, 26, visited the Vikings on Monday, and he signed with the organization the following day.
The 6-foot-1, 205-pound corner joins a group still in flux but picked the Vikings over other teams.
“Vikings and CB Jeff Okudah reached agreement today on a one-year contract, per @UniSportsMgmt CEO Kevin Conner,” ESPN’s Adams Schefter reported on X on March 18. “The 26-year-old Okudah had multiple options, but chose to return to the NFC North, this time with the Vikings to play for DC Brian Flores.”