The Minnesota Vikings have made a roster move by signing tight end Jacob Hollister to the practice squad.
The sixth-year tight end has played for three teams in his NFL career. In that time, he has played in 57 games with 12 starts. Known most for his time in Seattle when he ended up staring after a bunch of injuries, Hollister has seen success in the NFL. On 129 targets, Hollister has 83 receptions for 707 yards and seven touchdowns.
His style of play is a depth play as Hollister can play both a receiving and blocking role.
The #Vikings have signed TE Jacob Hollister (@hollister_jacob) to the practice squad and released CB Parry Nickerson from the practice squad.
— Minnesota Vikings (@Vikings) September 27, 2022
By adding him to the practice squad, the Viking had to make a corresponding move in releasing cornerback Parry Nickerson. The fifth-year cornerback has played in 25 games in the NFL with four of them as a Vikings in 2021. He has 25 tackles, one pass defended and one tackle for loss in his career.
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