At the time of his surgery, it was reported that the defensive end was unhappy with the state of his contract and wanted a remodelled offer ahead of the 2021 season.2 RelatedNFL Network, which first reported that Hunter prepared to attend minicamp, is reporting that the Vikings and Hunter have actually concurred to terms on a remodelled offer that will provide the protective end $5.6 million of the $12.75 million he is set to make in 2021 as a finalizing perk. Hunter now has an $18 million lineup bonus due on the fifth day of the 2022 league year.With $14.272 million in cap space, the Vikings moved up a significant quantity of cash to please Hunters desire for more compensation in the brief term while allowing both parties the time to work out a long-lasting extension following the 2021 season, NFL Network reported.