The Minnesota Vikings are working to star edge rusher Danielle Hunter, per ESPN’s Dan Graziano on March 3.

They aren’t alone in having interest in the four-time Pro Bowler, though.

“Offensive guard and edge rusher have emerged as two premium positions that Giants GM Joe Schoen will prioritize and possibly pay for in free agency this March,” New York Daily News’ Pat Leonard wrote on March 2. “Detroit Lions left guard Jonah Jackson and Minnesota Vikings pass rusher Danielle Hunter, in particular, are among the top-tier free agents at those positions that the Giants like, sources at the NFL Combine say.”

Hunter, 29, is coming off a career-best 16.5-sack season and a one-year, $17 million contract.

He figures to make substantially more than that. Spotrac projects him to command a deal worth $20 million annually on the open market.

‘The Vikings … made an effort to re-sign edge rusher Danielle Hunter,” Graziano wrote on March 3. “Hunter … could be the top edge rusher on the market and would likely generate interest from multiple teams.”

That interest means Hunter could expect more than his projected salary.