Vikings Release Garrett Bradbury as Offensive Line Overhaul Continues

The move follows the signing of four-time Pro Bowl center Ryan Kelly and saves the team $5.25 million in cap space.

The Minnesota Vikings officially released longtime starting center Garrett Bradbury on March 17, 2025, after attempts to trade him.
Bradbury's release, designated post-June 1, will save the team $5.25 million in salary cap space for the 2025 season.
The 2019 first-round pick started 88 games over six seasons but faced criticism for his size and strength at the center position.
Ryan Kelly, a four-time Pro Bowl center signed last week, is set to replace Bradbury as part of the team's offensive line restructuring.
The Vikings' offensive line overhaul also includes signing guard Will Fries and trading right guard Ed Ingram to address weaknesses exposed during the 2024 playoffs.