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With free agency entering the less exciting phase, there are still plenty of signings to be made, and this is where G.M.’s separate themselves from the pack…
The Vikings claimed Shaun Prater off waivers on October 22, 2013 from the Philadelphia Eagles. Prater was originally drafted in the fifth round with pick 156 in 2012 by the Cincinnati Bengals. A knee injury derailed his rookie season and forced him on injured reserve for almost the entire year.
Rick Spielman and Mike Zimmer are sitting on a full compliment of draft picks and armed with $41 million in cap space. Is something big cooking?
Vikings Territory lists five free agents that the Vikings might have interest in when the free agency floodgates open later this month.
At the NFL Scouting Combine, Clowney wowed evaluators and exhibited a sample of why many believe he is the best defensive prospect they’ve seen in years
Will Blake Bortles be taken first overall by the Houston Texans? Who will the Vikings select at eight? Find out in the first Vikings Territory mock of 2014.
The Chris Kluwe and Mike Priefer investigation has yet to be resolved, but it is foolish to expect any real winners to be crowned when it is.
Seattle is expected to release wide out Sidney Rice and it is interesting to consider a possible return to the team that drafted him: The Minnesota Vikings.
Can Christian Ponder develop into a great NFL quarterback too? If he can hang around the league long enough, I think he has enough skill set to be able to pull off a “Gannon like” MVP season at some point in his career.
Wright emerged last season with the Vikings as a legitimate big play threat by leading the team with a 16.7 yards per catch average. At Arkansas he had 3 consecutive seasons where he had 40 or more receptions and averaged over 17 yards per catch.