After Sunday’s regular season conclusion between the Vikings and Lions, the next time Minnesota fans see some of their favorite players they might be wearing different uniforms or wearing a purple jacket for enshrinement in the Vikings Ring of Honor.

Kirk Cousins, Harrison Smith and Danielle Hunter are just three players who could be playing their final game in purple and gold on Sunday. The list doesn’t stop there and it includes a boatload of players who have served key roles on offense, defense and special teams. Let’s dive into it…

Kirk Cousins, Nick Mullens, Josh Dobbs

Yes, all three quarterbacks could be gone. Cousins and Dobbs are set to become unrestricted free agents in mid-March and even though Mullens has one year left on his contract it’ll only cost the Vikings about $375,000 to cut him. If Cousins doesn’t return, will the Vikings do whatever it takes to keep Mullens or Dobbs in the mix as a veteran familiar with the offense, or will they let Jaren Hall battle it out in training camp and the preseason with a rookie they take in April’s draft?

Danielle Hunter headlines trio of pass rushers

Sunday could be it for Hunter, who certainly will have a future in Minnesota’s Ring of Honor as a four-time Pro Bowl selection with 86.5 career sacks. If Hunter gets to free agency without signing a long-term extension, it might be hard for the Vikings to win a bidding war when they’re also likely to be trying to make Justin Jefferson the highest-paid wide receiver in league history.