The Minnesota Vikings are shaking up their offensive line, announcing Tuesday they have waived guard Trevor Keegan. This move comes after a quick stint for the 26-year-old lineman.
Three Offensive Snaps. That’s It.
Keegan’s time with the Vikings was brief, to say the least. He appeared in seven games for Minnesota this season, but the real kicker is how little he actually played on offense. He logged a paltry three offensive snaps. That’s right, *three*. The bulk of his on-field action came on special teams, where he participated in 30 snaps. The Vikings had only claimed Keegan off waivers back in September, making this a pretty swift decision by the club.
A Journey Through the League
For a fifth-round pick in the 2024 draft out of the Eagles, Keegan has seen a bit of the league already. Before landing with the Vikings, he also spent time on the Cowboys’ roster. It’s a tough business, and getting cut after such minimal offensive contribution shows just how cutthroat NFL roster management can be.
The Vikings also made another roster adjustment, releasing tight end Bryson Nesbit from their practice squad. As we head deeper into November, teams are constantly evaluating and retooling, looking for every possible edge.
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Originally reported by Pro Football Talk.
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