Here's how the key rookies contributed for the Vikings in the Week Four loss to the Chiefs.
TE Kyle Rudolph — Rudolph continues to make an impact each week. Against the Chiefs, he contributed the team's longest offensive play, a 41-yard reception in the second quarter. The TE position seems to be the most productive receiving group, and Rudolph should be a part of that going forward.
QB Christian Ponder — Against the Chiefs, he held a clipboard. But with the way the season has gone, that will soon be something of the past, no matter how many times Leslie Frazier defends Donovan McNabb.
LB Larry Dean — Dean had two special-teams tackles and leads the team in special-teams tackles this season with seven.
DL Christian Ballard — He played some snaps on defense, but didn't do anything of note, positive or negative.
Source: http://www.profootballweekly.com/2011/10/04/vikings-rookie-report-week-four
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