The Drought is Over
Caleb Downs scores Ohio State’s first punt return touchdown since 2014.
UPDATE (10:54 PM): Guiton's agent has issued a much stronger denial to the earlier reports:
Kenny Guiton's agent text "there is no truth to the internet rumors about Kenny signing with the #Vikings He has not signed with anyone yet"
— David Wilkinson (@David10TV) May 11, 2014
UPDATE (9:49 PM): Vikings have released the names of 15 players who've agreed to terms, and Guiton's name is noticeably absent. (Guiton's agent claims they're working the phones as well.) The watch for white smoke emanating from the Minneapolis skyline has begun...
Move over, Teddy Bridgewater; the smooth jazz of Kenny Guiton is (reportedly) coming for your (assumed) starting job.
Although Guiton didn't see his number called during the draft, the Vikings — according to multiple media reports — moved swiftly afterwards and snatched up Guiton's services by signing him to an undrafted free agent contract.
Guiton, a former recruiting afterthought, only attempted 134 passes during his career and was featured primarily as a backup. When he did get a call to service, however, he was always ready and usually electric. Due to this, he rightfully ascended to the status of fan favorite.
His most notable moment came against Purdue in 2012, when he led the Buckeyes to a come-from-behind victory over the Boilermakers that preserved Ohio State's eventual undefeated season.
