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The Minnesota Vikings had an open roster spot after waiving a guard this week. On Wednesday, they are reportedly signing one of them -- Corey Robinson II…

The Minnesota Vikings are reportedly signing undrafted free agent offensive lineman Corey Robinson II following a workout on Tuesday. The move comes as Minnesota deals with injuries along their offensive line, including guard Donovan Jackson and center Nick Samac both being placed on injured reserve.
Robinson, who played college football at Arkansas after stints with Kansas and Georgia Tech, signed with the Cincinnati Bengals following the 2026 NFL Draft before being waived in August. The Vikings recently cleared roster space by waiving guard Trevor Keegan and practice squad tight end Bryson Nesbit.
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