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The Vikings once again have the best third-down defense in the NFL. In 2017, the Vikings set an NFL record […]
Here’s a quick look at the inactive players announced for tonight’s Week 4 matchup between the Minnesota Vikings (1-1-1) and Los Angeles Rams (3-0). Take a look at the each team’s full injury report here.
The Vikings on Wednesday released their final injury report for Thursday’s Week 4 game at Los Angeles. Minnesota will head into the primetime showdown against the Rams with a couple of question marks.
As the Vikings prepare to face the San Francisco 49ers in the regular season opener Sunday, the team’s roster is all but set. So here we are, getting you caught up after a busy Labor Day weekend that included a whole bunch of roster transactions.
After a busy offseason for the Minnesota Vikings that included moving into a new headquarters, landing two prolific free agents, losing an offensive lineman to a season-ending injury, trading for a center, dishing out extensions and going 3-1 in the preseason, it’s finally time to set the regular season roster.
The Vikings may pull the trigger on another trade before the regular season. Paul Allen, radio host of the “Nine to Noon” program on KFAN and voice of the Vikings, said on the air today that the Vikings may not be done making moves.
Pro Football Focus Grades from the Week 3 preseason matchup.
The Vikings defense looks to be getting even stronger. The Minnesota Vikings are adding to their already stellar defense. According to Tom Pelissero of the NFL Network, the Vikings will sign safety George Illoka Wednesday. Illoka has ties to Mike Zimmer from the coach’s days in Cincinnati.
The Minnesota Vikings will undergo a roster transformation no more than two days after the final preseason game. By Saturday, September 1st (the 53-man roster deadline), more than a third of the players on the team will be waived.
The offense excelled despite missing three starters on the offensive line. A day after many football fans witnessed an inspiring performance by former Vikings quarterback Teddy Bridgewater, the new man in Minnesota quickly countered the feat with an impressive outing of his own.