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Who are some potential breakout candidates for the Vikings?
Mason has averaged 5.1 yards per carry in his career and thrived in wide-zone schemes, while Turner impressed during training camp as a potential edge-rusher breakout.
On Sept 13, the Vikings host the Green Bay Packers at Bank Stadium, with Kyler Murray named as the starting quarterback tasked with leading the offense.
The Vikings are shifting to a wide zone scheme to improve their ground game, where Mason, who averaged 5.1 yards per carry in San Francisco, shares the backfield with Aaron Jones.
Developing quietly, Redmond has become the defensive line's elder statesman and a primary breakout candidate, possessing a unique blend of strength and explosiveness on the interior.
After trading Jonathan Greenard to the Philadelphia Eagles, Turner, a 2024 NFL draft pick, must improve his consistency to fulfill his potential as a dominant edge force.
Growth from players across the roster should take weight off Murray, helping the offense flourish if the quarterback returns to his dynamic dual-threat form from college.