The Minnesota Vikings have officially assigned jersey numbers to their 2025 rookie class and new veteran additions, and there's plenty of intrigue for fans looking to stock up on the latest gear. Leading the way is quarterback Kyler Murray, who predictably takes No. 1—a number that signals a fresh start for the franchise.

After a draft class that saw the Vikings select nine rookies—a welcome change from last year's five-man haul due to the expensive Dallas Turner trade—the purple faithful finally have a full roster of new faces to track. Here's a breakdown of the new digits for the top picks:

For the early-round selections, the numbers carry some interesting history. No. 95, now worn by defensive tackle Banks, was last seen on Khyiris Tonga, who didn't stick under defensive coordinator Brian Flores. But here's the kicker: the last time Minnesota drafted a defensive tackle in Round 1 was 13 years ago, when Sharrif Floyd—also a Georgia product—sported the same number. Talk about full circle.

Meanwhile, Golday's new number brings back memories of safety Anthony Harris, a fan favorite from 2015 to 2020. According to Zone Coverage's Zac Scholl, Golday is a versatile weapon Flores will love deploying. "His game screams versatility," Scholl noted. "He played in the box, the slot, and even edge for the Bearcats, earning First-Team All-Big 12 honors. With his elite 6'4", 239-pound frame and athletic measurables, he's a jack-of-all-trades in the making—think Ben Leber from 2006."

As for the late-round picks, No. 20 has been assigned, rounding out a class that promises to bring both depth and dynamic playmaking to the field. Whether you're a die-hard collector or just looking for fresh threads to rep the new era, these numbers are now ready to hit the racks.