Caleb Banks to Earn $21.28M Contract From Vikings

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Caleb Banks to Earn $21.28M Contract From Vikings

The Vikings secured a defensive powerhouse by selecting Banks 18th overall in the 2026 NFL Draft. The Florida standout inked a fully guaranteed four-year, $21.28 million contract, headlined by a massive $11.9 million signing bonus. Banks carries a $3.87 million cap hit this season. The high-stakes investment is expected to pay immediate, game-changing dividends.



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Indianapolis Colts Decline Anthony Richardson’s Fifth-Year Option

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Indianapolis Colts Decline Anthony Richardson’s Fifth-Year Option

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Cowboys Sign 11 Undrafted Free Agents Following NFL Draft

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