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Tomlinson signed a two-year, $22 million deal with the Vikings on Monday, Ian Rapoport of NFL Network reports.

Tomlinson spent the first four seasons of his career with the Giants and managed a combined eight sacks. While those aren't gaudy numbers, he played an important role with the team by logging over 600 defensive snaps in each of his final three campaigns and over 100 special teams snaps in every year of his career. He'll now take on a large role along the Vikings' defensive line.

Tomlinson made 49 tackles (23 solo), 3.5 sacks and one forced fumble across 16 contests in 2019.

Tomlinson saw slightly reduced numbers as a run stopper in 2019, but he made up for that by creating consistent interior pressure after only having notched one sack in his previous two seasons. The 2017 second-round pick will enter the final year of his rookie contract in 2020.

Tomlinson racked up nine tackles (two solo) and a sack in Sunday's loss to the Jets.

Tomlinson had his most productive output of the season, as he racked up his second sack of the season while playing just 43 total snaps. The 25-year-old only had 22 tackles through the first nine games of the season, so production against the Jets shouldn't be expected on a regular basis. He and the Giants will head into their bye week for Week 11.

Tomlinson had seven tackles (five solo) in Thursday's loss to the Patriots.

Tomlinson entered Thursday with only eight tackles on the season, so the production against the Patriots shouldn't be expected on a regular basis.

Tomlinson recorded two tackles and and a half-sack across 23 defensive snaps in Sunday's win over Washington.

The big run stuffer doesn't reach the quarterback often, as this was just his second sack in his two-plus seasons. Tomlinson is playing in just over 50 percent of the team's defensive snaps this season.

Tomlinson made 50 tackles (30 solo), one sack and accounted for one pass defensed in 16 games during his rookie campaign in 2017.

The Giants' 2017 second-rounder made at least one tackle in all but one game for the team as a rookie. The defensive line was one of the lone bright spots for the Giants in 2017, as the unit also includes Jason Pierre-Paul, Damon Harrison and Olivier Vernon. Tomlinson has three years remaining on his contract with the Giants and he projects to once again start at defensive tackle alongside Harrison in 2018.

The Giants selected Tomlinson in the second round of the 2017 NFL Draft, 55th overall.

With Johnathan Hankins on the way out, the Giants had a need for a big defensive tackle. Tomlinson is certainly that at 6-foot-3, 310 pounds, but he also did well with his athletic testing at the Combine. He likely won't be an IDP factor, but Tomlinson should be a good replacement for Hankins as a run stopper.