Aaron Jones is back with the Minnesota Vikings, signing a two-year deal worth $20 million, including $13 million guaranteed. This bolsters the Vikings' running back position, providing security heading into the draft. With Jones in the fold, the Vikings can afford to be more selective in their draft strategy, possibly avoiding a first-round running back pick. Meanwhile, punter Ryan Wright has re-signed with the team on a deal up to $2 million, which suggests there will be competition in camp, especially after concerns about his hangtime. Additionally, quarterback Sam Darnold is set to hit the market as the Vikings move on from negotiations with him, potentially opening doors for other QB options. As free agency kicks off, the Vikings have significant cap space and a variety of needs to address.