Kevin O’Connell, head coach of the Minnesota Vikings, provided insights into the team's offseason strategy during a recent press conference at the NFL owners meetings. Notably absent from the discussion was Aaron Rodgers, allowing O'Connell to focus on the Vikings' acquisitions. Among the key moves was the signing of Aaron Jones to bolster the backfield alongside Jordan Mason, who impressed last season. O'Connell emphasized the need for a balanced attack that keeps defenses guessing. The Vikings also targeted players recovering from injuries, believing their medical staff can effectively manage their rehabilitation. Retaining Harrison Smith, a veteran defensive presence, was a significant relief for O'Connell, who views him as critical to the team's defensive strategy. The addition of cornerback Byron Murphy Jr. and Isaiah Rodgers will enhance the Vikings' secondary. With the draft approaching, O'Connell hinted at flexibility with the No. 24 pick, aiming to select players who can make immediate contributions.