When free agency opens next week, one of the areas the Vikings are expected to prioritize is the interior of the offensive line — and specifically, the guard position.
The Vikings' replacement for star left tackle Christian Darrisaw could already be on their roster. Darrisaw suffered a season-ending knee injury in last week's loss to the Los Angeles Rams on Thursday Night Football, and he has been one of the better offensive linemen in the NFL, so his production is likely irreplaceable.
There is no denying reality. The (5-2) Minnesota Vikings do not have any great options at left tackle. They certainly do not have any more Christian Darrisaws lying around TCO Performance Center in Eagan, that’s for sure.
All offseason the Minnesota Vikings offensive line has been a point of conversation. Dalton Risner took a while but returned to the franchise. He hasn’t yet earned a starting role though.
The Minnesota Vikings have had few positions provide more intrigue over the offseason than their guard spots. Blake Brandel is starting in a new role, and Ed Ingram has struggled to hold his down.
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Saturday’s preseason game against the Las Vegas Raiders left Vikings fans with a level of excitement that isn’t normal this time of year. The performances from rookie first-round quarterback J.J.
Blake Brandel is a rock-solid football player, someone whom just about every coaching staff would welcome onto their team. The oft-overlooked lineman is super versatile, a coveted trait in Eagan.
The Minnesota Vikings formally have a roster battle at offensive guard, and three men will vie for two open spots at training camp and in the preseason.
Minnesota Vikings fans aren’t entirely sure if Blake Brandel will start in 2024, but he’s on a decent path, according to ESPN. The sports media giant named surprise standout players from each NFL team this week, 10 days removed from minicamp.
The Minnesota Vikings will conduct a handful of roster battles this summer, including showdowns to determine the WR3, defensive tackle next to Harrison Phillips, starting cornerbacks, and kicker.
Every once in awhile, NFL players will change positions to better suit their current teams. For instance, the Minnesota Vikings saw this happen just last year when offensive tackle Blake Brandel kicked inside to guard to help fill in a depth role at the position.
The starting offensive line for the Minnesota Vikings in 2024-25 seems to be set at left tackle, center, right guard and right tackle, leaving one potential training camp and preseason battle to unfold during training camp.
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Just last week, Minnesota Vikings offensive coordinator Wes Phillips told reporters that fifth-year veteran, Blake Brandel, deserved to lead the way in the battle for the starting left guard job.
The Minnesota Vikings are set to bring back a member of the 2023 squad on the offensive side of the ball. The move will boost the offensive line for whoever is under center for the upcoming season.
The Minnesota Vikings used the last four months to effectuate significant change, adding a new starting quarterback, running back, linebacker, and three EDGE rushers.
Don’t expect a change to come If you, like many Minnesota Vikings fans, are waiting for news of a reunion between the team and offensive lineman Dalton Risner, it appears that you might not want to hold your breath on that.
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OTAs are not just exciting because they're the official start of football activities for all players - it's also when we start finding out how coaches plan on utilizing the guys on their roster. Will a defensive lineman/EDGE kick inside on obvious passing downs?
The Minnesota Vikings are confident in the abilities of starting left guard Blake Brandel.
Here are three moves the Minnesota Vikings must make ahead of the 2024 season.
The former 6th round pick just got a massive increase in pay As more of an ancillary note to a very busy day for the Minnesota Vikings was that they extended two backup offensive linemen in David Quessenberry and Blake Brandel.
According to Kevin Seifert, the Vikings are re-signing offensive linemen David Quessenberry and Blake Brandel to new deals. Quessenberry, 33, is a former sixth-round pick of the Texans back in 2013.
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