The Vikings begin training camp in full on Friday, where there is no shortage of intrigue for the 2019 team. But on Tuesday, the rookies reported to the Eagan practice facility, giving them a chance to keep learning about what will be expected in their transition from college standout to NFL hopeful.
Coach Mike Zimmer and general manager Rick Spielman focused on the first-year players when they met with the media:
In addition, the Star Tribune's Access Vikings squad weighed in on Day 1, with some of its thoughts about what's ahead for the Vikings:
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