
Vikings Ink Undrafted Offensive Lineman Vershon Lee
Rob Kleifield of the team reports that the Minnesota Vikings have signed undrafted free agent offensive lineman Vershon Lee to a three-year, $2.965 million deal. Defensive back Bubba Bolden was released in a corresponding move. Lee appeared in 51 games (40 starts) over five seasons at South Carolina and is one of the more versatile linemen in this year's class. During his time as a Gamecock, the 24-year-old drew 18 starts at center, 16 at left guard, and six at right tackle. He's buried on the team's depth chart at center, but there's no guarantee he doesn't help out elsewhere if he shows enough to make the 53-man roster. Lee joins rookie first-round pick Donovan Jackson, and veterans Justin Skule, Ryan Kelly, and Will Fries as new additions to Minnesota's offensive front.
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