Minnesota Vikings Depth Chart

The Minnesota Vikings were scheduled to lose nearly half of their 2024 roster. That situation promised an active offseason. Through the first week of free agency, the Vikings did not disappoint. Here’s a look at the Vikings depth chart after an eventful first week of the offseason.

Minnesota Vikings 2025 Depth Chart (62)

Offense (27)

Quarterbacks (2)

  9 J.J McCarthy

19 Brett Rypien

Running Backs (3)

33 Aaron Jones

32 Ty Chandler

36 Zavier Scott

Fullback (1)

30 C.J. Ham

Receivers (6)

18 Justin Jefferson

  3 Jordan Addison

83 Jalen Nailor

81 Lucky Jackson

82 Jeshaun Jones

89 Thayer Thomas

Tight Ends (2)

87 T.J. Hockenson

84 Josh Oliver

Offensive Linemen (13)

71 Christian Darrsisaw

64 Blake Brandel

     Ryan Kelly

     Will Fries

75 Brian O’Neill

56 Garrett Bradbury

78 Walter Rouse

65 Michael Jurgens

     Justin Skule

     Marcellus Johnson

72 Leroy Watson

     Trevor Reid

68 Henry Byrd

Defense (32) 

Defensive Linemen (8)

97 Harrison Phillips

     Jonathan Allen

     Javon Hargrave

61 Jalen Redmond

50 Levi Drake Rodriguez

94 Taki Taimani 

71 Jonathan Harris

91 Travis Bell 

Outside Linebackers (5)

58 Jonathan Greenard

43 Andrew Van Ginkel

15 Dallas Turner

59 Gabriel Murphy

98 Bo Richter

Inside Linebackers (4)

  0 Ivan Pace Jr.

51 Blake Cashman

     Eric Wilson

  6 Brian Asamoah

45 Max Tooley

Cornerbacks (10)

  7 Byron Murphy Jr.

  5 Mekhi Blackmon

  2 Isaiah Rodgers

29 Dwight McGlothern

36 NaJee Thompson

     Tavierre Thomas

25 Nahshon Wright

     Ambry Thomas

     Reddy Steward 

     Kahlef Hailassie

Safeties (5)

22 Harrison Smith

44 Josh Metellus

26 Theo Jackson

20 Jay Ward

     Bubba Bolden

Special Teams (3)

Kickers (1)

16 Will Reichard

Punter (1)

17 Ryan Wright

Long Snapper (1)

42 Andrew DePaola 

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It only takes a glance to see that the Vikings still need a backup quarterback. Not Aaron Rodgers. Otherwise, the first week of signings have left this roster in pretty good shape. They really just need overall depth. There’s the rest of the offseason and the draft to deal with that.