Reichard quieted camp doubts with a flawless night, converting two field goals (long 48) and all extra points. The performance provides a reliable baseline for Minnesota’s kicking game, a potential differentiator in close games and DFS lineups if the stickiness of form holds through September.

Reichard drilled a 48-yard field goal to open the scoring, offering Minnesota a reliable leg in the preseason. His leg strength and consistency add depth to the Vikings’ kicking game during a period when the offense is still growing its identity.

Reichard split the uprights from 48 and 38 yards, giving Minnesota a dependable leg in the kicking game. His consistency adds steady points, helping the Vikings maintain lead advantage through field goals and shaping weekly scoring projections for fantasy managers who rely on reliable kickers.

Will Reichard struggled in a recent game, missing a field goal attempt from 52 yards and also had a kickoff go out of bounds. His performance raises questions about whether the pressure of the playoffs might affect him, especially as a rookie kicker.

Will Reichard has yet to miss an extra point this season, showcasing reliability in that aspect. However, he has struggled with field goals, missing five of six attempts from beyond 40 yards, indicating a need for improvement in longer-range kicking situations.