Vikings' Draft Focus: Running Backs & Tight Ends

0:00On March 27, the 2026 NFL draft heads to Pittsburgh next April, and the Minnesota Vikings are already positioning themselves for potential roster boosts. With the scouting combine wrapped up, the team has ramped up top 30 visits with promising prospects, giving fans early clues on their draft, strategy. Now in the final stretch before the draft, attention shifts to pro-day workouts and these private team meetings. The Vikings have hosted or scheduled, sits with a handful of standouts, signaling clear priorities as they build depth. Their focus on running backs and tidings stands out, especially with starters Aaron Jones and Tite Hockinson on restructured deals that leave there. Long-term futures, uncertain. This approach hints at planning for possible changes after next season. Among the visitors are running backs like Jonah Coleman from Washington and Demon Clayborn from Wake Forest, plus tight ends such as Oscar Delp from. Georgia and Lance Mason from Washington, they've also checked in with a linebacker, offensive tackle, and wide receiver for good measure.

1:06These moves paint a picture of the Vikings eyeing versatile playmakers to shore up key spots, setting the stage for an exciting draft month ahead. That's the story for today, NFL News Today, driven by AI. I'm Corey with the story.