The Minnesota Vikings have almost everything they need to win a Super Bowl right now. They’ve got a talented defense, offensive playmakers, and a roster that’s been built for success.
After bolstering the offensive line early in the offseason, the Minnesota Vikings are reportedly planning to release center Garrett Bradbury. Selected in the first round of the 2019 NFL Draft, the North Carolina product never quite lived up to his elite draft capital but became a reliable starter throughout his six years in the league.
NFL Network’s Tom Pelissero reports the Vikings are planning to release C Garrett Bradbury. Minnesota signed C Ryan Kelly to a two-year, $18 million contract this free agency and will move on from Bradbury after six seasons.
The Minnesota Vikings addition of trench players in free agency has caused general manager Kwesi Adofo-Mensah to make some changes on the interior of the offensive line.
The Texans are remodeling their offensive line.
All eyes are on Aaron Rodgers. The Steelers supposedly want him. The Giants supposedly want him. The Vikings are reportedly mulling over the idea of extending an offer to Rodgers.
The Giants and Steelers are both seemingly ready to sign Rodgers.
The Minnesota Vikings have had a lot of additions this offseason. You can follow them all here. They’ve also said goodbye to a few players as well. Which player that signed elsewhere are you going to miss the most?
No team in the NFL had a splashier first two days of free agency this year than the Minnesota Vikings. GM Kwesi Adofo-Mensah and his staff, knowing they have the benefit of a quarterback on a rookie contract, went out and made several aggressive moves to address their team's glaring weaknesses.
The Minnesota Vikings have been excellent in free agency in attacking their needs across the board. They have also been one of the more active teams in free agency as well with the contracts they have given out.
Quarterback Russell Wilson remains one of the biggest names left in NFL free agency after the legal tampering period officially opened on Monday. After
Into the fourth day of NFL free agency, most of the big names are off the market but some big dominos are yet to fall. What will Aaron Rodgers decide? Are the Vikings actually an option for the 41-year-old?
Free agency has been great for the Minnesota Vikings over the first 48 hours. Not only have the Vikings found a way to improve their team, but they might have the best group in the trenches since the 2009 season.
As the Giants and Steelers have hovered as the leaders in this unusual Aaron Rodgers sweepstakes for multiple days, the future Hall of Fame quarterback is still deliberating.
The Minnesota Vikings are doing everything they can to make a run toward a Super Bowl in 2025 and beyond during free agency. That path got a little bit easier, as safety Harrison Smith has agreed to a new contract with the franchise that will have him return for the 2025 season.
Tom Pelissero of NFL Media reports that veteran S Harrison Smith has agreed to a new one-year contract with the Vikings for the 2025 season. According to Ian Rapoport, Smith receives a $10.25 million base salary and up to $14 million with incentives.
The Minnesota Vikings chose not to spend above market value to keep Sam Darnold or Daniel Jones, opting instead for a strategy focused on J.J. McCarthy and finding a suitable backup QB to play behind him and/or potentially compete for the starting job in 2025.
Can the downfall of Daniel Jones and the New York Giants be traced back to this footage from "Hard Knocks"?
The Minnesota Vikings fought to keep Daniel Jones on the roster for the upcoming season, but one prominent NFL analyst believes his departure was for the best. Ben Solak of ESPN didn't say so much that Jones would have been a precarious challenger to J.J.
Is Jones a true threat to Richardson's place atop the depth chart?
The Minnesota Vikings have a lot of work to do this offseason. Minnesota need to add players on both sides of the ball, especially after losing Cam Bynum to the Colts during NFL free agency.
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