Punter Britton Colquitt said recently he believed in the Vikings, and according to a report, it seems like the belief is mutual.
According to a source of the Star Tribune’s Andrew Krammer, Colquitt and the Vikings have agreed to a new deal.
It seems like a no-brainer after the year Colquitt had, and how a typical punter’s contract does not command a large salary. There are no salary numbers out yet about the deal, but Vikings Wire will update the article when they are released.
Colquitt said he “honestly had the best year of my career” after a career-high 42.6 net yards in the 2019 regular season for the Vikings, per the Star Tribune.
This move isn’t a huge surprise, but it’s one of many the Vikings have made on Monday. With the way the salary cap is at the moment, and the number of moves made by the team already, it seems like Vikings fans can gear up for a crazy week.
