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The New York Jets employed three former Minnesota Vikings players before this week and added another to the mix on […]
When the Kansa City Chiefs’ offensive line was introduced in the Super Bowl and Mike Remmers was listed as the […]
There’s no question that a certain position group has plagued the Minnesota Vikings in recent years. The offensive line has been like a crack in the ceiling that keeps getting worse. You hope it’ll just go away but sooner or later you’ll have to patch it. Over time you’ll find out if your patchwork will hold or if you need to find a new way to repair it. Ultimately you’ll find out whether or not it’s part of a much bigger issue.
On Wednesday the Minnesota Vikings announced that they would be signing Former Titans’ guard Josh Kline to a three-year contract. Kline has spent the previous three seasons in Tennessee as their starting at right guard, and will likely be playing the same position for the Vikings in 2019. Coming off of a down year, fans and scouts alike wonder if the Vikings will see Kline play to his higher potential, or follow up a sub-par 2018 season with a similar performance. Despite playing all 16 games, Kline did suffer an injury in October of last year in a game against the Los Angeles Chargers. The Vikings certainly are hoping that his performance issues last year were related to playing through this injury.
Taking a look at the Minnesota Vikings NFL draft strategy following the intial cuts and re-signing of Free Agency.
Between the NFL Combine (February 26th-March 4th) and the 2019 NFL Draft (April 25th-27th) comes an important step in every team’s offseason process; the re-signing of internal personnel. Last season, the Vikings created headlines during an exciting in-house free agency period, freeing up over $50 million in salary cap space after letting three prominent quarterbacks walk, along with running back Jerick McKinnon.
Last year the Vikings really put the “offensive” in “offensive line,” surrendering the most pressures of any team in the […]
The Minnesota Vikings have announced the players that will be inactive for today’s game against the Detroit Lions. As expected, the one player listed as OUT on the team’s injury report will not play. That player is starting middle linebacker Eric Kendricks. Here are the remaining players that will be held out of Sunday’s divisional showdown at Ford Field in Detroit:
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