Your Minnesota Vikings 2021 Draft Class

Unless the Minnesota Vikings want to do something crazy like use picks for 2022 to move back into the 2021 NFL Draft, they are officially done for this year’s selection meeting.

All in all, they drafted eleven players this year, and only made one trade throughout the course of their entire weekend. That was the trade they made on the first night of the draft with the New York Jets to move down and acquire two more third-round selections. It certainly wasn’t the typical “Trader Rick” draft for the purple this year.

With that, here are all of the members of this year’s draft class for the Vikings along with pictures of all of them in action. . .well, almost all of them.

Round 1, Pick #23 - Christian Darrisaw, OT, Virginia Tech University

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Round 3, Pick #66 - Kellen Mond, QB, Texas A&M University

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Round 3, Pick #78 - Chazz Surratt, LB, University of North Carolina

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Round 3, Pick #86 - Wyatt Davis, G, Ohio State University

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Round 3, Pick #90 - Patrick Jones, DE, University of Pittsburgh

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Round 4, #119 overall - Kene Nwangwu, RB, Iowa State University

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Round 4, #125 overall - Camryn Bynum, S, University of California-Berkeley

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Round 4, #134 overall - Janarius Robinson, DE, Florida State University

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Round 5, #157 overall - Ihmir Smith-Marsette, WR, University of Iowa

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Round 5, #168 overall - Zach Davidson, TE, University of Central Missouri

(Sorry, no pictures. Hopefully soon.)

Round 6, #199 overall - Jaylen Twyman, DT, University of Pittsburgh

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We’ll have plenty more on this year’s Minnesota Vikings’ draft class, as well as the post-draft Undrafted Free Agent signing frenzy. It should be an interesting one for the Vikings because they’ve got some open spots that can be filled with those kinds of players.