Less than a week after he was cut as a cap casualty in Tennessee, Josh Kline was in Minnesota with a fresh round of financial security — and, potentially, a new role as a central figure in the Vikings’ latest offensive line overhaul.
Kline, who was released on March 15 by the Titans, signed a three-year deal with Vikings on Wednesday that could be worth up to $15.75 million. He comes to the Vikings after a season in a Titans offense coordinated by new Packers coach Matt LaFleur, whose offensive roots are the same as those of Vikings assistant head coach Gary Kubiak and offensive line coach Rick Dennison. When players return to the team’s practice facility on April 15 for the start of…
