The Minnesota Vikings are going through a number of changes and adjustments in 2020, sparked by a number of former players leaving, trades and a whopping 15 first-year players added via this year’s NFL Draft.
It was tough trading away wide receiver Stefon Diggs to the Buffalo Bills. Seeing veteran EDGE Everson Griffen wanting to test the market hurt, too. And Minnesota’s secondary is going to experience a lot of growing pains, particularly after bidding farewell to defensive backs Xavier Rhodes, Mackensie Alexander and Trae Waynes during the offseason.
One player the Minnesota Vikings elected to retain, however, is safety Anthony Harris who becomes one of the elder statesmen tasked with mentoring a young crop of other defensive backs who’ll look to fill the voids left by those aforementioned players who left.