Tyrion Ingram-dawkins

Career StatsD-

Year	Team	GP	Sacks	Tkl	TFL
Career		14	1.0	12	2.5
2025		14	1.0	12	2.5

Current Contract

Contract Value Index (CVI)

This B+ CVI represents solid value for Minnesota, securing a depth piece at a bargain-basement price that carries minimal downside risk. At just $1.2M AAV over four years, the Vikings are essentially getting a lottery ticket on a young defensive end who can contribute in rotational packages without breaking the bank. The contract structure is team-friendly across the board — with only $500K guaranteed out of the $4.7M total, Minnesota can cut bait after any season if Ingram-Dawkins doesn't develop as hoped, making this the type of low-risk, high-upside deal that championship rosters are built on. While he's currently classified as a depth piece rather than an established starter, that modest salary gives him plenty of runway to outperform expectations and become a key contributor on the defensive line rotation. For a franchise looking to build sustainable depth while maintaining salary cap flexibility, locking up a young pass rusher at this price point represents smart roster construction that could pay dividends down the road.

Performance Analysis

Tyrion Ingram-Dawkins' D- grade with the Vikings captures a young defensive end who has struggled to make an impact at the NFL level. The developmental edge rusher has the physical tools but hasn't been able to consistently generate pressure or set the edge in the run game. His D- reflects a player who is on the fringe of the roster, contributing minimally when given opportunities. Minnesota's defense needs more from the edge position, and Ingram-Dawkins hasn't shown he can provide it. His pass-rush moves are raw, and his technique needs significant refinement. He's a long-shot to develop into a meaningful contributor.