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Beginning Monday, April 15th the Minnesota Vikings commence phase one of their offseason workout program. The team will host spring […]
The NFL Draft is like, tomorrow. Ok fine, it’s still a couple weeks away — but with the Final Four in Minneapolis next weekend and the Masters the weekend following that — the biggest event of the NFL offseason will be here before you know it.Whether you like the moves or not, the Vikings addressed the offensive line in free agency by retaining Brett Jones and acquiring Josh Kline. Now, it’s time to improve the line via the Draft. When it comes to needs, the line is clearly priority No. 1. But what other positions could the team upgrade in Nashville?
The Minnesota Vikings continued making moves on Monday, bring back defensive tackle Shamar Stephen. Stephen, who played with the Vikings […]
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.
I’ll admit it. For a long time I thought Anthony Barr sucked. To be honest I never put much thought into it. I just figured he was playing out of position or he wound up not being the player the team thought he was after being drafted. I mean, it always seemed like he was in the right position to make a big play, but he rarely would. ‘He’s a former first-round pick for [Pete’s] sake,’ I’d growl to my buddies. And his multiple Pro Bowl appearances? Flukes, I thought. It’s the Pro Bowl. I’d rather do my laundry than watch the Pro Bowl. Then, early in the season it struck me — I couldn’t really explain why I felt this way. Why exactly did Barr suck?It was this question that ultimately led to hours of researching his role and subsequently, his play. What I discovered surprised me…
The Minnesota Vikings are right in the thick of the NFC playoff picture. With seven games remaining on the 2018 […]
Today the Minnesota Vikings broke the all-time franchise record by recording ten sacks. It was the first time Detroit Lions […]
We’re halfway through the season.The Vikings are 4-3-1 and sit in second place in the NFC North.It’s not a bad place to be, really, but through eight games the team hasn’t lived up to the enormous expectations that were created when Kirk Cousins was acquired this offseason. The upgrade at quarterback was supposed to be the stabilizing force that pushed the team over the top. Instead, the Vikings have been busy working out kinks.
The Minnesota Vikings just announced the inactive players in advance of today’s game versus the New York Jets. The full list of Jets inactives will be posted as soon as they are available. Here’s a look at the inactive players for each team.
Following Monday’s announcement that rookie cornerback Mike Hughes would indeed miss the rest of the season with a torn ACL, the Vikings were busy on Tuesday making roster moves.