Minnesota might lack depth at safety next season, and with recent roster decisions, the team can start to re-sign players or look for new ones in free agency.
One of those players doesn’t seem to be Jayron Kearse, if his Twitter account is any indication. The Twitter account Vikings Central tweeted that they wanted Kearse to come back, but was worried the organization didn’t want him.
The situation came up and Kearse relieved all doubt, saying “No jayron doesn’t want to come back” in reply to Vikings Central.
With Kearse probably not wanting back, the Vikings safety situation could look a lot different now. The team will likely not have the money to re-sign Anthony Harris, as long as the Vikings want to sign other players, too. Keeping Harris leaves Minnesota too strapped for cash to go out and get other talent.
The Vikings are interested in re-signing Andrew Sendejo, according to a report, but I’m not sure Sendejo is a permanent starter at this point. It might be time for the Vikings to go out and find a new player on the market. There’s always the draft, too.
