You can't teach speed and there aren't many in the NFL who have more of it than Wallace. Load the box to stop Adrian? Then watch out for Wallace.

Whether he starts games or not, Waynes will be on the field plenty for Mike Zimmer's defense. If he fulfills expectations, the rest of the Vikings defense can do some creative things while Xavier Rhodes and Waynes lock down the outside.

With instincts to play the run and athleticism to defend the pass, Kendricks may be the Vikings answer at middle LB.

A dangerous playmaker once the football is in his hands, Diggs will be looking to change games as a returner while he refines his skills as a WR in Norv Turner's offense.

The Vikings are pretty young at CB, but Newman is a wise vet who still has enough in the tank to contribute and help his younger teammates.

Clemmings will have a shot to win a starting job at RG during training camp, which means he could be protecting the franchise QB and blocking for the best RB in the NFL.

Supremely athletic and needing refinement, Hunter is a great project for the Vikings defensive coaching staff and he should be a great asset for special teams coordinator Mike Priefer.

Pruitt is another talented pass-catching weapon to put into Norv Turner's arsenal. He led all Division I TEs in catches, receiving yards and TDs last season.

A perfect to choice to backup Teddy Bridgewater, Hill brings experience in the League and knowledge of Norv Turner's offense with him to the Vikings.