Brian Flores observes Minnesota Vikings players during a minicamp practice at the team’s training facility.the Vikings signing Isaiahh Loudermilk. A former Steeler, Loudermilk is built like a British Columbia redwood since he stands at 6’7″, unusually tall even for within the context of NFL linemen. The veteran signing is the latest instalment within the broader trend of the offseason, an approach that appears have involved building a massive and mean group for the trenches.

Brian Flores Keeps Adding Massive Players

Keeping things along the defensive line means seeing that massive muscle has been the move. Check out the listed height and weight details for newcomers (courtesy of the team website):

  • DT Caleb Banks: 6’6″ and 327 Pounds
  • DT Domonique Orange: 6’2″ and 322 Pounds
  • DT Monkell Goodwine: 6’4″ and 290 Pounds
  • DE Smith Vilbert: 6’6″ and 282 Pounds
  • DE Isaiahh Loudermilk: 6’7″ and 293 Pounds
  • DT Eric Johnson II: 6’4″ and 320 Pounds

Added together, there have been six pickups for the defensive line. The first two names were draft picks, the second two names were undrafted adds, and there were two free agent signings. All very neat and tidy, but likely a happy accident rather than an intentional effort of 2/2/2 DL adds.

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