The Minnesota Vikings have agreed to terms to bring back safety Harrison Smith, the team's longest-tenured player, for a 14th season.Smith was selected by the Vikings in the first round of the 2012 NFL draft and had been considering retirement after the most recent season — where he had 78 tackles,

Harrison Smith is coming back for Year 14. A source confirmed to the Pioneer Press that the 36-year-old safety is putting off retirement and will play for the Vikings next season. He’s set to make $10.25 million with incentives that could bring his total up $14 million.

Harrison Smith has played 192 games for the Vikings, more than any other player to suit up for the team in the 21st century. He’s got a chance to become the first Vikings player with 200 games since the Ring of Honor member who helped draft him.