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Hockenson's snap count at risk if Vikings increase fullback usage this season.
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Vikings tight end took a pay cut to remain with the team at $15 million salary; snap count could be reduced if the Vikings increase fullback usage under Frank Smith's scheme. With Josh Oliver as a superior blocking tight end and Jauan Jennings as a WR/TE hybrid option, Hockenson is a candidate to lose snaps to the new fullback-heavy approach, though he could have a bounce-back season if retained at current levels.
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tight ends T.J. Hockenson and Josh Oliver. Hockenson took a pay cut to remain with the team this season, but he's still being paid $15 million and maybe could have something of a bounce back season?
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- Vikings tight end took a pay cut to remain with the team at $15 million salary; snap count could be reduced if the Vikings increase fullback usage under Frank Smith's scheme. With Josh Oliver as a superior blocking tight end and Jauan Jennings as a WR/TE hybrid option, Hockenson is a candidate to lose snaps to the new fullback-heavy approach, though he could have a bounce-back season if retained at current levels.
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