Minnesota Vikings Seek Bigger Wide Receiver

0:00It's March 3rd, here's your NFL news in two minutes. Subscribe to stay locked in all season. The Minnesota Vikings might soon hunt for a bigger wide receiver. With Jalen Nailer possibly leaving as a free agent and questions around Jordan Addison's future, the team wants someone heavier than their current group. None of their five receivers tops 200 pounds and most stand under 6 feet tall. Right now, Nailer is their heaviest at 199 pounds. Let's say at least 10 teams are chasing him as free agency hits next week. Losing him will leave the receiver room thin in size and depth. Fans and analysts see this as a smart move for flexibility, but the Vikings face roster holes everywhere. Officials say they won't drop big money here, ruling out stars like Mike Evans or Debo Samuel, who command eight figured deals each year. Instead, low cost free agents fit the bill. Think 33-year-old Kenan Allen at 6.2 and 211 pounds with 81 catches last season.

1:02Others include Tim Patrick at 6.5 or guys like Noah Brown and Juju Smith Schuster for that added bulk. Looking ahead, the draft offers day two and three options too. Indiana's Elijah Sarrett, 6.2 and 210 pounds, led the nation with 15 touchdowns. Louisville's Chris Bell and Baylor's Josh Cameron could add size without a top pick. Never for this DNA episode comes from our sponsor. Some chase piece. I put my head in it. S-O-L-L-I-SoliPillo.com. SoliPillo.com. SoliPillo.com. SoliPillo.com. SoliPillo.com. SoliPillo.com. SoliPillo.com. SoliPillo.com. SoliPillo.com. SoliPillo.com.