Going to three consecutive Pro Bowls (1988-1990), Carl Lee would pick off opposing Quarterbacks 31 times.  He was known for his cerebral game and relatively mistake free style of play.  Lee would go on to become the Head Coach of the West Virginia Mountaineers for a decade.

Considered to be the best Tight End in Minnesota Vikings history, Steve Jordan went to six Pro Bowls in a thirteen-year career.  Jordan was only a pair of catches shy of 500 and was one of best receiving Tight Ends of his era.

The Vikings selected Jordan for the Ring of Honor in 2019.

An integral part of the Minnesota defense throughout the 1970’s, Jeff Siemon guarded the heart of the D playing Middle Linebaker.  Siemon was chosen for four Pro Bowls in an eleven-year career, all of which was with Minnesota.

Fred Cox was emerged as the greatest Place Kicker in Minnesota Vikings history and for that matter the elite scorer in franchise history.  Cox played all of his 210 NFL Games for Minnesota and is a one time First Team All-Pro.  He is also the all-time leader in points for the franchise.