
Vikings Forfeit 7th-Round Draft Pick, Execs Fined for 2019 Salary-Cap Violation
The Minnesota Vikings have forfeited a seventh-round pick in the 2021 NFL draft due to a salary-cap violation committed two years ago, per Marc Craig of the Star Tribune. Three Vikings executives were also given $10,000 fines.
Per Craig, the NFL's decisions stemmed from a violation the team committed related to a practice squad player's contract.
Minnesota has notably taken its seventh-round pick off its official team website list of upcoming selections, per Chris Tomasson of the St. Paul Pioneer Press.
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The team still has 11 remaining picks, leading off with the 14th overall selection. Minnesota also has two third-rounders, four fourth-rounders, two fifth-rounders and two sixth-rounders. The Vikings are looking to bounce back from a 7-9 season in 2020, marking their first losing campaign in six years.
The 2021 draft will begin on Thursday, April 29 and run through Saturday, May 1 in Cleveland.










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