With their last pick, the 12th of the 7th round and 219th overall, the Vikings chose California defensive end Trevor Guyton.

Guyton stands 6’3″ and weighs 285 lbs., with 33″ arms and 10 1/4″ hands.

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With the third pick of the seventh round (210th overall), the Vikings chose North Carolina State linebacker Audie Cole.

Cole stands 6’4″ and weighs 246 lbs., with 32 3/4″ arms and 10″ hands. He runs a 4.81 forty and a 6.96 3-cone drill.

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With the fifth pick of the sixth round (175th overall), the Vikings took Georgia kicker Blair Walsh.

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With the fourth pick in the fifth round, a pick they got from the Browns, the Vikings drafted Notre Dame cornerback Robert Blanton. Blanton stands 6’1″ and weighs 208 lbs., with 31 1/4″ arms and 9 1/8″ hands. He runs a 4.7 forty and has a 34″ vertical.

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With the 39th pick of the fourth round (134 overall), the Vikings chose Arkansas receiver Greg Childs.

Childs stands 6’3″ and weighs 219 lbs., has 34 1/8″ arms, 10 1/8″ hands, runs a 4.55 forty and has a 36.5″ vertical.

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With the 33rd pick of the fourth round (128th overall), the Vikings added another tight end to the roster with USC’s Rhett Ellison.

Tight ends are on the rise in the NFL and the Vikings and offensive coordinator Bill Musgrave is clearly buying into the trend. He gives the Vikings the flexibility to put him at tight end or as an H-back.

Ellison stands 6’5″ and weighs 251 lbs with 32 3/4″ arms and 10 1/4″ hands. He runs a 4.88 forty and has a 31.5″ vertical.

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With the 23rd pick of the fourth round and the 118th overall, the Vikings took Arkansas wide receiver Jarius Wright.

Wright stands 5’10″ and weighs 182 lbs. with 31 1/2″ arms and 8 1/2″ hands and runs a 4.42 forty yard dash.

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Having traded their second round pick to move up into the first round, the Vikings next picked Central Florida cornerback Josh Robinson with their third-round pick (66th overall).

Robinson stands 5’10″ and weighs 199 lbs. with 31 1/4″ arms and 9 1/4″ hands. He’s super fast, running a 4.33 forty-yard dash, was hand-clocked at 4.29, and has some ups with a 38.5″ vertical jump.

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With their second pick, the Vikings gave the Baltimore Ravens their second round (35th overall) and a fourth (98th) round pick to move back into the first round to take Notre Dame safety Harrison Smith with the 29th pick.

Smith stands 6’2″ and weighs 213 lbs. with 32 5/8″ arms and hands that measure 10 1/4.” Though he wore the same number at Notre Dame, I hope the Vikings clued him in to what the number 22 means to Viking history.

It was the same number former Vikings Hall of Fame safety Paul Krause wore. Though he retired in 1979, Krause still holds the career interceptions record with 81. The closest current player to that record, Ed Reed, has 57 interceptions.

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The Vikings traded the third overall pick in the draft to the Cleveland Browns to move down one slot and still get the guy they wanted all along, USC tackle Matt Kalil. In return for flipping slots with the Browns, the Vikings also got a fourth (118th overall), fifth (139th overall), and seventh (211th overall) pick. So, yeah; not a bad deal.

Kalil is 6’6″ and weighs 306 lbs. and has 34 1/2″ arms. Word of advice Kalil: Study Bryant McKinnie‘s game film…and don’t do what he did.

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