WILL FRIES / VIKINGS

The Minnesota Vikings may be interested in signing fre agent offensive guard, Will Fries (Ind). 

Fries is only 25 years old and a productive guard. Put him on an offensive line with tackles Christian Darrisaw and Brian O'Neill and next to center Garrett Bradbury (who hasn't had much help at either guard spot throughout his career) and suddenly the Viking's o-line looks much improved. 

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