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TEMIN40 insightsLatest Oct 30, 2026
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PositiveRoleOct 3, 2026Daily Norseman
The 2025 sixth-round pick is stepping up to fill Oliver's role and is expected to see an increased workload. Offensive Coordinator Wes Phillips praised his demeanor and physical play: 'I really like his play demeanor. He's got a good way about him... He was physical on the snaps that he was playing. He does have talent in his body. He's got twitch.' Special Teams Coordinator Matt Daniels also expressed confidence, noting Bartholomew is 'a lot more savvy than he might appear' and can work edges and get off blocks.
NegativeRoleSep 28, 2026Daily Norseman
Gavin Bartholomew, Vikings' seventh-round pick in 2025 NFL Draft, would likely fill the role of second tight end in Josh Oliver's absence. Bartholomew did not play at all in his rookie season while dealing with a back injury on the Physically Unable to Perform List for the majority of the year. Through the first three games of the 2026 season, Bartholomew has played just four snaps on offense, indicating limited offensive involvement to date.
PositiveRoleAug 6, 2026Daily Norseman
Bartholomew is winning a roster spot over Ben Yurosek as training camp progresses. He is more of a receiving tight end and has shown up quite a bit in that role. With Max Bredeson as a blocking fullback/H-back/tight end, it makes more sense to have another receiving tight end on the roster rather than another blocker in Yurosek, who hasn't shown up in training camp so far. Bartholomew was a sixth-round pick last year but missed his rookie season due to injury and was seemingly written off, but he's come back and is making plays.
PositiveDepth ChartAug 6, 2026Yahoo Sports NFL
Winning a roster spot over Ben Yurosek as training camp progresses; more of a receiving tight end and has shown up quite a bit in that role. With Max Bredeson as a blocking fullback/H-back/tight end, it makes more sense to have another receiving tight end on the roster rather than another blocker like Yurosek, who hasn't shown up in training camp. Sixth-round pick last year who missed his rookie season due to injury and was seemingly written off, but has come back and is making plays.