Minnesota Vikings free agent guard Dalton Risner said he will sign a contract with an NFL team in the near future. The Vikings have offered to bring him back, but as a backup behind Will Fries and Blake Brandel.
Minnesota Vikings free agent guard Dalton Risner is still looking for an NFL home, but that could change in the coming days. In a recent TikTok live stream, the longtime veteran said that the Vikings are considering bringing him back, but it sounds like they’re still working on the money.
With the start of the draft less than one week away, little movement is expected as it pertains to free agency. Dalton Risner is among the top offensive line options still on the market, and he could see himself signing in the near future, though.
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Former Vikings G Dalton Risner remains a free agent but doesn’t expect it to stay that way much longer. Risner revealed he’s in talks with multiple teams, including the Vikings, but ackownledged the uncertainty in his potential role in Minnesota after they signed G Will Fries who will likely slot in to the RG spot Risner occupied.
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Free agent guard Dalton Risner expects to be on an NFL roster soon. Risner, who has played the last two years for the Vikings, said in a video posted to social media that returning to the Vikings remains an option, although he acknowledged he would likely be a backup in Minnesota behind Will Fries and Blake Brandel.
Free agent guard Dalton Risner is still weighing his options in free agency, and apparently the Cincinnati Bengals are on his radar. During what appeared
The Cincinnati Bengals have a big hole at the guard position and former Minnesota Vikings star Dalton Risner wants to be able to plug it up. "Would LOVE to b a Bengal," Risner commented on social media.
The writing is on the wall for Minnesota Vikings guard Dalton Risner. A late signing to the team the past two seasons as Minnesota struggled to develop capable guards, Risner has not been a necessity to the Vikings.
As the Baltimore Ravens prepare for the 2025 NFL Draft, there could still be one or two moves made to shore up the roster and put this organization in the best position to succeed during draft weekend.
Strangely, the Minnesota Vikings made the same two moves in each of the last two seasons. They acquired Cam Akers via trade twice and made him their backup running back, and they signed Dalton Risner in 2023 and 2024.
Adding another offensive lineman in the 2025 NFL Draft figures to be a top priority for the Cincinnati Bengals, and even if an early pick is spent on one, signing another free agent along with Lucas Patrick would be a wise move to make.
Dalton Risner, a Vikings lineman over these past pair of seasons, is once again moving through what appears to be a tepid market for his services. The veteran played his career at left guard before making the switch to right guard, relieving Ed Ingram of the starting position midway through the season.
When free agency opens next week, one of the areas the Vikings are expected to prioritize is the interior of the offensive line — and specifically, the guard position.
When free agency begins on March 12, the Las Vegas Raiders would be smart to address its offensive line.
The Vikings have activated guard Dalton Risner from injured reserve ahead of their Week 9 tilt with the Colts, per a team announcement. The move gives them more options along their offensive line as they contend with Christian Darrisaw‘s season-ending injury.
The Minnesota Vikings announced Saturday that they’ve activated G Dalton Risner from injured reserve and placed DL Taki Taimani on injured reserve. The Vikings also elevated DL Jalen Redmond for their Week 9 game. Risner, 29, is a former second-round pick by the Broncos in the 2019 NFL Draft out of Kansas State.
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The Vikings opened veteran guard Dalton Risner's 21-day window to be activated from injured reserve on Monday, allowing him to practice with his teammates for the first time since training camp.
The 29-year-old landed on IR in August, a move which guaranteed he would be sidelined for at least the first four games of the season.
The Minnesota Vikings announced they have designated G Dalton Risner to return from injured reserve. This opens up a three-week window for him to practice
Dalton Risner has logged two extensive stays in free agency since his rookie contract expired. For a second straight year, it will be the Vikings who end that period.
The Minnesota Vikings have had quite the offseason. But one thing that stands out on their current roster is lack of answers on the interior offensive line.
The Dolphins have already agreed to terms with OBJ, but they must make three more moves to avoid another one-and-done playoff appearance.
The Green Bay Packers are keenly aware of the importance of shoring up their offensive line to support QB Jordan Love’s progression, evident in their strategic move during last weekend’s NFL draft.
Dalton Risner thought he was going to land a very healthy contract last offseason, after he finished his rookie deal with the Denver Broncos and they failed to offer the type of extension he felt he deserved, prior to hitting free agency.
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