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Bredeson's roster spot as fullback/H-back affects tight-end depth.
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Max Bredeson could make the roster as a blocking fullback/H-back, which would impact the tight-end room composition by allowing Gavin Bartholomew to secure the third tight-end spot as a receiving tight end.
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particularly if Max Bredeson makes the roster as a blocking fullback/H-back. Bartholomew is more of a receiving tight end, so if he made the roster that would essentially give the Vikings two receiving tight ends and two blocking tight ends in Josh Oliver and Bredeson.
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- Max Bredeson could make the roster as a blocking fullback/H-back, which would impact the tight-end room composition by allowing Gavin Bartholomew to secure the third tight-end spot as a receiving tight end.
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