The NFL scouting combine is now a few days behind us, which means the draftniks have had sufficient time to update their mock drafts to reflect what was learned in Indy.

It is still more than two months until the actual draft, and future events — none bigger than free agency — will shape how the first round of the draft actually plays out.

But if the draft were to take place today, it seems as if there is no consensus about which position the Vikings will target first. Sure, a number of the mock drafts I pulled up still had them taking a wide receiver, a popular pick the last time I did this roundup. But now we are starting to see some new names linked to the Vikings in these premature projections.

One in particular keeps popping up. That would be Michigan State cornerback Trae Waynes, who helped himself by running one of the fastest forty times down in Indy. The Vikings could use another quality cornerback, especially in this division, so the connection does sound logical.

Anyway, check out which prospects are being mocked to the Vikings in these notable mock drafts:

Pat Kirwan, CBS Sports: Kevin White, WR, West Virginia. "After White's performance at the combine the Vikings will be lucky if he is still on the board when they pick," Kirwan wrote. "White is big, fast and productive and is a perfect fit in Norv Turner's offense. Teddy Bridgewater could have AP behind him and White and Patterson out wide which puts this team on the map."

Matt Miller, Bleacher Report: DeVante Parker, WR, Louisville. "Reunited and it feels so good for DeVante Parker and his college quarterback Teddy Bridgewater. The two Louisville Cardinals need each other — Teddy needs a legitimate No. 1 receiver and Parker will step into an NFL offense begging for his ability in the red zone," Miller wrote. "With freakish size, game speed and the ability to post up in the end zone, Parker has the skill set needed to open up the Minnesota offense with speedsters like Jarius Wright and the big-play potential of Cordarrelle Patterson."

Todd McShay, ESPN: Waynes. "I think this pick could come down to Waynes and Louisville receiver DeVante Parker, who was Vikings quarterback Teddy Bridgewater's favorite target at Louisville and is a top-10 player on our board," McShay wrote. "But Minnesota really needs help at corner, so I'll go with Waynes. He really helped himself at the combine by running a 4.31 40-yard dash, which eliminated any concerns about his speed after showing a little bit of tightness on tape. He is a technically sound cover corner with good instincts and football character. Plus, he plays hard and isn't afraid to show up in run support."

Peter King, MMQB: Waynes. "Even if the Adrian Peterson thing blows up and the Vikings lose him and they love Melvin Gordon … Mike Zimmer likes his front's ability to pressure the quarterback," King wrote. "Now he wants a corner to play with Xavier Rhodes as his two long-term cover guys in a division with very good quarterbacking."

Eric Galko, Optimum Scouting: Parker. "Norv Turner recently said that Charles Johnson is the Vikings' best receiver. That's basically code for, 'We need to upgrade at receiver,'" Galko wrote. "Parker is in the mix for the top receiver in the class, and his relationship with Teddy Bridgewater gives him the nod over the other options here [including White]."

Peter Schrager, Fox Sports: Waynes. "Waynes could go earlier, depending on team needs in the top 10. He is a 6-foot, 186-pound corner who starred in a man-to-man defense at Michigan State. He worked on an island against some of the best in the country," Schrager wrote. "He does it all and runs a 4.32 40-yard dash. Mike Zimmer is a defensive backs coach at heart and there are never enough corners in a division with Aaron Rodgers, Matt Stafford and Jay Cutler."

Eric Edholm, Yahoo Sports: Brandon Scherff, OT, Iowa. "The guard-tackle versatility would allow Scherff to start inside as a rookie and kick out to tackle eventually if the Vikings don't re-sign Matt Kalil after 2015 or decide to part ways with Phil Loadholt," Edholm wrote. "Scherff is already an established run blocker who fits what the Vikings want to do offensively."

Daniel Jeremiah, NFL Network: Amari Cooper, WR, Alabama. "Cooper would be a steal for the Vikings and their young franchise quarterback," Jeremiah wrote.

Don Banks, Sports Illustrated: Andrus Peat, OT, Stanford. "Passing up Teddy Bridgewater's former Louisville teammate, receiver DeVante Parker, probably won't be a popular move in many places," Banks wrote. "But solidifying the offensive line and protecting the young quarterback is paramount, and Peat addresses one of the team's weakest links."

Matt Brown, Sports on Earth: Waynes. How often does the extremely obvious mock draft pick actually happen? Understandably, DeVante Parker has long been pegged to the Vikings, who need another outside receiver. Who better to pair with Teddy Bridgewater than his top college target?" Brown wrote. "But the wide receiver depth in this draft is strong; the Vikings may instead opt to take the top cornerback on the board. Waynes further established himself in that position after running a blistering 4.32 in the 40."