The Minnesota Vikings have re-signed safety Harrison Smith to a one-year deal worth $12.25 million, potentially rising to $16.25 million with incentives. At 38, Smith enters his 15th season with the team after being released in March, during which they signed Jamal Adams, who was injured before the season began. Smith, a six-time Pro Bowler with 39 interceptions, maintained communication with the coaching staff over the summer. The Vikings are projected to have a challenging season, expected to finish third in their division.
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