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Tyler Forness

12 former Vikings account for 9th-most dead salary cap space

Maneuvering the salary cap is a difficult exercise. A financial version of Tetris, it required massive amounts of planning and structuring contracts in a way to maximize the puzzle that is conducive to flexibility.

The Minnesota Vikings are currently trying to get back to a great spot with the salary cap as general manager Kwesi Adofo-Mensah tries to clean up the mistakes made by his predecessor Rick Spielman.

According to Over The Cap, the Vikings have the 9th-most dead salary cap space with $31,534,662 counting toward the 2023 salary cap split between 12 players.

1. Adam Thielen: $13.55 million

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2. Dalvin Tomlinson: $7.5 million

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3. Za'Darius Smith: $4,510,334

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4. Eric Kendricks: $1.93 million

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5. Jesse Davis: $750,000

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6. Patrick Peterson: $750,000

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7. Kellen Mond: $579,422

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8. Chazz Surratt: $503,670

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9. Wyatt Davis: $456,106

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10. Janarius Robinson: $332,700

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11. Cameron Dantzler Sr.: $223,750

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12. Ihmir Smith-Marsette: $159.480

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