Vikings Make Some Roster Moves, Just Not The Move Fans Want

The Minnesota Vikings made minor depth adjustments rather than a major trade ahead of the upcoming deadline, disappointing fans seeking a bigger acquisition. The team waived guard Trevor Keegan and released tight end Bryson Nesbit from the practice squad on Tuesday. Minnesota then signed undrafted rookie tackle Corey Robinson II to the practice squad and promoted running back DeeJay Dallas to the active 53-man roster on Wednesday.

Steve Hoikkala argues that the moves feel incomplete for a 6-1 division-leading team with offensive questions. With the November 10 trade deadline approaching, Hoikkala notes that general manager Nolan Teasley faces expectations from supporters to execute a substantial move to boost the offense before the deadline passes.