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The Vikings could use the help of some offensive linemen. So, make note of the four lads who got brought to Minnesota for a workout.

The Minnesota Vikings hosted four offensive linemen for workouts following the release of depth lineman Trevor Keegan. According to reports, the team brought in guards Wyatt Bowles and C.J. Hanson alongside offensive tackles Isaiah Jatta and Corey Robinson. Following the evaluation, Minnesota opted to sign Robinson, an undrafted free agent tackle out of Arkansas who previously spent time with the Cincinnati Bengals.
The roster moves come as the Vikings navigate significant depth concerns along their offensive front ahead of their upcoming Monday Night Football matchup against the Buffalo Bills. First-round rookie guard Donovan Jackson was recently lost for the season, while interior lineman Nick Samac has also been dealing with an injury.
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