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Vikes In, Chavous Out
Porous Vikings defense loses another component part.
-by VikingUpdate.com Jan 3, 2005
The Young Old Man
Vikings guard David could be having a career renaissance.
-by VikingUpdate.com Nov 18, 2004
OG David Dixon: Playing Some Of The Best Football
-by theOBR.com Oct 1, 2004
Players Take Responsibility For TD Failures
Lack of touchdowns on Monday night falls on players' shoulders, they say.
-by VikingUpdate.com Sep 25, 2004
David Dixon Stats
A look at the offensive lineman's career stats.
-by VikingUpdate.com Jan 10, 2004
Dixon to Start
Injured Guard Will Start
-by VikingUpdate.com Nov 14, 2003
Offensive Line Key to Winning
OL Better and Getting Stronger
-by VikingUpdate.com Jun 15, 2003
What To Do With Cap Space?
Vikes Have $16M Available Under Cap
-by VikingUpdate.com May 19, 2003
Lurtsema's Reaction: Offense And The Draft
Building a winner might mean some tough decisions.
-by VikingUpdate.com Feb 14, 2003
Coaches to Find Out Fate Soon
Some Will Stay, Some Will Go
-by VikingUpdate.com Jan 3, 2003
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David Dixon
Ht: 6-5 Wt: 359
Position: OG
Date of Birth: 01/05/1969
Experience: 8
College: Arizona State


Biography:
Apparently all David Dixon needed was a team willing to be patient with him and plug him in at the right spot. After being switched from defense to offense and finding a coach who was willing to stick with his development, Dixon has turned into a solid right guard on the Vikings’ offensive line.

2001: From his right guard position, Dixon had to become accustomed to a new starting right tackle in Chris Liwienski after the death of Korey Stringer. Missed two starts.

2000: Flanked a new starting center and left guard. Started all 16 regular-season games and both playoff games while protecting first-year starter Daunte Culpepper and helping Robert Smith to a 1,500-yard season.

1999: Had a perfect attendance record in 1999, starting all 18 games.

1998: Was one of three offensive linemen to start all 16 regular-season games and the two playoff games. Was part of the offensive continuity that led the Vikings deep into the playoffs.

1997: Became the full-time starter at right guard, although he missed two games with a neck injury.

1996: Started six games at guard.

1995: While Chris Hinton was missing time with an injury, Dixon was working his way into the starting lineup for six games.

1994: Started a string of stability for Dixon. Re-signed before training camp and made the 53-man roster, although he wasn’t active for every game.

1993: Released by Minnesota in training camp and played defensive tackle for the Cowboys on their practice squad.

1992: Signed to Minnesota’s practice squad in October after being released by New England in the preseason.

College: Was a starting defensive tackle at Arizona State in 1991 after transferring from Ricks College in Idaho.