Vikings, U of Minn. Reach Stadium Agreement
The University of Minnesota and the Minnesota Vikings have reached agreement on the Vikings' use of TCF Bank Stadium for two seasons.
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The University of Minnesota and the Minnesota Vikings have reached agreement on the Vikings' use of TCF Bank Stadium for two seasons.
Gov. Mark Dayton has joined the list of those wondering if the Minnesota Vikings cut veteran punter Chris Kluwe solely for performance purposes.
Gov. Mark Dayton says he has a plan that may rescue the state's funding package for the new Vikings stadium.
The Minnesota Vikings released punter Chris Kluwe after eight years with team and after the team drafted a punter in this year's draft.
Officials announced Monday that a limited number of tickets will be made available for fans looking to attend an event May 13 where Minnesota Vikings officials will unveil the design for the team's new football stadium.
Ever since the Minnesota Vikings drafted USC's punter Jeff Locke, there has been speculation that Chris Kluwe's days in Minnesota were numbered. Those speculations were correct.
The Minnesota Vikings stocked up on defense during the draft. They still have two major unanswered questions, however.
Vikings General Manager Rick Spielman took a gamble last year when he released long-time kicker and fan favorite Ryan Longwell, then selected Blair Walsh in the NFL Draft as a replacement.
Some clues are emerging about the design of the new home for the Minnesota Vikings.
The Minnesota Vikings have signed a pair of veteran free agents, cornerback Jacob Lacey and defensive end Lawrence Jackson.
It was clear that the Vikings wanted wide receiver Cordarrelle Patterson in a big way. "They did, and I respect them for that," Patterson said. "I came from the restroom, I took a couple steps and I got a phone call, and it was great."
The public will have its first look at the new $975 million Vikings stadium next month.
Chris Kluwe's eventful run as Minnesota Vikings punter may have come to an end on the final day of the NFL draft on Saturday.
The Minnesota Vikings have selected Penn State linebacker Gerald Hodges with the 120th overall selection in the fourth round.
Minnesota Vikings President Mark Wilf says the team headquarters was electrified on Friday afternoon when the team's three first-round draft choices entered the building.
