The Minnesota Vikings wide receiver group saw no draft picks added to it, but they did sign some players after the draft as UDFAs. Not many UDFAs make an impact in the NFL right off the bat, but those who can do a variety of things for a team tend to stick around longer to help find themselves on the depth chart in a designated role.

One of the player that could do that is Georgia wide receiver Colbie Young.

The SEC playmaker for the Bulldogs got some high praise from his head coach recently. When discussing Young, Kirby Smart explained he is "positionless," pointing to his dynamic skillset to make an impact on the Vikings or any team that would have landed him.

"He’s a positionless player. He can play tight end. He can play Wildcat quarterback. He can play tailback. He’s certainly a good receiver. He’s a great returner. That’s what people are moving to in the NFL, guys that can go out there and create matchups. He does that."

Young will be competing with several players for playing time in the Vikings' wide receiver room, but special teams may be his best bet to start things.

This article originally appeared on Vikings Wire: Kirby Smart offers high praise of Colbie Young after Vikings move