1967 Minnesota Vikings Key Players and Roster Highlights in NFL History
The 1967 Minnesota Vikings Team Roster highlights key players contributing to the franchise's performance during that season in the NFL. Grady Alderman, an offensive tackle from Detroit, is noted as one of the original Vikings, selected in the 1961 NFL expansion draft. He is recognized for his skills as a pass blocker and has received three Pro Bowl selections. Bill Brown, a fullback from Illinois, is identified as a powerful rusher, being the leading Viking rusher for three consecutive seasons while also contributing as a blocker and receiver. Paul Dickson, a defensive tackle from Baylor, has been a vital defensive presence since joining the Vikings after stints with the Rams and the Bears. Carl Eller, a defensive end from Minnesota, transitioned to defensive tackle and is noted for his resilience and ability as a pass rusher. Paul Flatley, an offensive end from Northwestern, is acknowledged for his reliable receiving and blocking abilities. Finally, Jim Marshall, a defensive end from Ohio State, is recognized for his defensive proficiency.