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Kyle Rudolph planning long stay at Minnesota Vikings

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Minnesota Vikings tight end Kyle Rudolph states that he would be happy to stay at the team for a long time to come.

Minnesota Vikings tight end Kyle Rudolph has revealed that he would be happy to stay at the team for a long time to come.

The 24-year-old's rookie contract expires in the coming year, with the 2011 Draft pick waiting on an extension offer from Minnesota.

"Obviously, my financial situation is completely in their hands right now," Rudolph said, according to the NFL's official website.

"I've got one year left on my deal here and I'm extremely excited for the changes that have been made around here.

"All I can worry about is going out and being successful. The contract will take care of itself. I'd be more than happy to stay here for a long time."

Rudolph totalled 313 receiving yards in 2013 for the Vikings.

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