The Minnesota Vikings have made headlines by filling their 90-man roster with two new signings after their rookie minicamp. They added Matt Harmon, an outside linebacker, and Elijah Williams, a defensive lineman. Williams stands out with impressive stats, including 52 tackles for loss and 31 sacks over three seasons. His strong PFF grades indicate a consistent performance, and his versatility as a tweener player adds to his appeal for the Vikings, who have a trend for selecting similarly productive players.

Elijah Williams, at 6'3" and 270 lbs, showcased considerable athleticism and skill at the HBCU Legacy Bowl. His history of high performance in college suggests potential for growth in the NFL. The Vikings seem to lean towards players who may not have garnered attention from major programs but possess the ability to make an impact. As they head into training camp, all eyes will be on these new additions to see if they can carve out a place on the roster.