Minnesota Vikings Roster, By College

The Minnesota Vikings roster may or may not be sitting at 87 players. That’d be three short of the 90-man offseason roster limit. Last weekend’s rookie minicamp brought at least one new player to the Vikings. They signed one and reportedly plan to sign a second of the tryout players. Former University of Buffalo offensive tackle Evin Ksiezarczyk was signed after a successful tryout. It’s been reported that former Wake Forest cornerback Amari Henderson will also be signed. Both went undrafted in the 2020 NFL Draft. Ksiezarczyk originally signed with the Atlanta Falcons but didn’t make the final roster. Henderson originally signed with the Jacksonville Jaguars and was cut after training camp. He spent a couple weeks on the Jaguars practice squad. The Vikings also signed three-year veteran cornerback Parry Nickerson. The signings of Ksiezarczyk and Nickerson boost the Vikings roster to 86. The eventual signing of Henderson will boost the roster to 87. Here’s a breakdown of the Vikings roster by college. 

LSU
Danielle Hunter
Justin Jefferson

Patrick Peterson

Zach Von Rosenberg

North Carolina

Jake Bargas

Myles Dorn

Chazz Surratt

Ohio State

Tuf Borland

Wyatt Davis

Jalyn Holmes

Pittsburgh

Patrick Jones II

Brian O’Neill

Jaylen Twyman

Alabama
Irv Smith Jr.
Dalvin Tomlinson

Baylor

Blake Lynch

James Lynch

Boise State
Alexander Mattison
Ezra Cleveland

California 

Camryn Bynum

Zeandae Johnson

Florida State

Dalvin Cook

Janarius Robinson

Iowa 
Ihmir Smith-Marsette 

Nate Stanley

Michigan

Mason Cole

Josh Metellus

Michigan State

Kirk Cousins

Kenny Willekes

Minnesota State-Mankato

Adam Thielen

Shane Zylstra

Oregon

Troy Dye

Jordan Scott

South Carolina
Zack Bailey

D.J. Wonnum

UCLA
Anthony Barr
Eric Kendricks

Alabama-Birmingham

Myron Mitchell

Arkansas

Armon Watts

Augustana (S.D.)
C.J. Ham

Buffalo 

Evin Ksiezarczyk 

Central Michigan
Tyler Conklin

Central Missouri

Zach Robinson

Clemson

Mackensie Alexander 

Colorado State
Olabisi Johnson

East Carolina

Blake Proehl

Elon
Olisaemmeka Udoh

Florida Atlantic

Greg Joseph

Fordham

Dylan Mabin

Furman
Dakota Dozier

Idaho

Christian Elliss

Illinois State

Luther Kirk

Indiana

Whop Philyor

Iowa State

Kene Nwangwu

Kentucky

A.J. Rose

Louisiana Tech

Xavier Woods

Marian

Brandon Dillon

Memphis

Riley Patterson

Miami 
K.J. Osborn

Mississippi State
Cameron Dantzler

Nebraska

Ameer Abdullah

North Carolina State

Garrett Bradbury

Northern Illinois
Chad Beebe

Notre Dame

Harrison Smith

Oklahoma

Dru Samia

Oklahoma State
Jordan Brailford

Oregon State

Blake Brandel

Penn State
Dan Chisena

Rutgers

Andrew DePaola

Samford

Michael Pierce

San Diego State

Turner Bernard

Southern Mississippi

Rashod Hill

Temple
Harrison Hand

Tennessee

Britton Colquitt

Texas
Kris Boyd

Texas A&M

Kellon Mond

Texas Christian
Jeff Gladney

Tulane

Parry Nickerson

USC

Cameron Smith

Utah State

Nick Vigil

Vanderbilt

Stephen Weatherly

Virginia Tech
Christian Darrisaw

Wake Forest

Amari Henderson

Washburn

Kyle Hinton

Washington

Jake Browning

Washington State
Hercules Mata'afa

Wisconsin 
Ryan Connelly