Former Georgia Bulldogs wide receiver Dillon Bell is drawing early attention after signing with the Minnesota Vikings as an undrafted free agent. Bell has been identified as the UDFA most likely to survive final cuts and earn a place on the Vikings' 53-man roster.
That outlook was highlighted by Bleacher Report's Gary Davenport, who pointed to Bell as a notable name among undrafted players trying to break through. The mention adds to the buzz around Bell's opportunity in Minnesota, where he appears to have landed in a favorable situation after the draft.
For any undrafted free agent, making an NFL roster is a difficult path. Bell's college background at Georgia, along with the interest surrounding his fit with the Vikings, has helped put him in the conversation as a player to watch during camp and the preseason.
As the Vikings sort through their receiving depth, Bell's progress will be worth following. Early projections do not guarantee a roster spot, but being singled out as the most likely UDFA to make the team shows that expectations around the former Georgia receiver are already rising.
