Vikings tackle Christian Darrisaw reports feeling great at OTAs
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 8, 2026, 2:06 PM
Last updated Jun 8, 2026
At the Minnesota Vikings' organized team activities, tackle Christian Darrisaw stated he feels great after recovering from a significant ACL injury. Darrisaw, who played only 10 games last season, indicated that his knee health marked a crucial development for the team moving forward. Coach Kevin O'Connell emphasized the importance of Darrisaw's return to the offensive line's performance. Additionally, the Vikings have strengthened their tackle depth by signing veteran Ryan Van Demark and drafting Caleb Tiernan. Both moves reflect the team's commitment to ensuring a stable offensive line amidst Darrisaw's recent injury history.
- •Darrisaw claims it's the best his knee has felt in two years.
- •He missed 50% of games since his ACL tear in 2024.
- •The Vikings signed Ryan Van Demark and drafted Caleb Tiernan for tackle depth.
- •Coach O'Connell is optimistic about Darrisaw's role in OTAs.
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