Here are all the names I could find that were cut or traded: Justin Bethel - CB AJ Johnson – LB Mitchell Agude – LB Malik Reed – LB Aubrey Miller II – LB Garrett Nelson – LB Cameron Goode - LB James Blackmon – QB Josiah Bronson – DE Randy Charlton – DE Parry Nickerson - CB Ethan Bonner - CB Bryce Thomson - CB Keidron Smith – S Cedric Ogbuehi - T James Tunstall – T Geron Christian – T Jamal Woods – T Ryan Hayes - T Alama Uluave - OL Jaylan Twyman – DT Da'Shawn Hand - DT Tyler Croft - TE Tanner Conner - TE Eliojah Higgins - TE Miles Gaskin – RB KeKe Coutree – WR Trill Williams – WR Chosen Anderson – WR Chris Coleman – WR Braylon Sanders - WR Daewood Davis - WR Nick Needom - LB - PUP Keion Crossen - DB - IR Eric Saubert - TE - IR Dan Feeney (trade OUT) Noah Igbinoghene (trade OUT) Kelvin Joseph – (trade IN)
Without Higgins, the TE group has no receiving threat. Unless they bring in someone, defenses won’t even have to cover the position. Might as well have 6 OL….
Running back Myles Gaskin was released by the Dolphins on Tuesday and it didn’t take him long to find a new place to play. Adam Schefter of ESPN reports that Gaskin has agreed to sign with the Vikings. Gaskin’s deal will land him on the active roster in Minnesota once it is official. Joining the Vikings will reunite Gaskin with Brian Flores. The Vikings defensive coordinator was Gaskin’s head coach in Miami from 2019-2021. The Vikings kept three running backs on their initial 53-man roster. Alexander Mattison is set to start with Kene Nwangnu and Ty Chandler also making it through cutdown day. Gaskin played 34 games over his first three seasons in Miami, but only made four appearances last season. He has 361 carries for 1,355 yards and seven rushing touchdowns to go with 101 catches for 701 yards and six touchdowns through the air.
