Vikings' Cook Denies Choking Girlfriend
Minnesota Vikings CB Chris Cook took the stand in his own defense Tuesday, describing a violent confrontation with his girlfriend.
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Minnesota Vikings CB Chris Cook took the stand in his own defense Tuesday, describing a violent confrontation with his girlfriend.
Backup quarterback Sage Rosenfels and the Minnesota Vikings have agreed in principle to a new, two-year contract.
The Minnesota Vikings have shed more than $13 million in payroll and three established starters in preparation for free agency.
The Vikings stadium bill is ready for prime time, and Gov. Mark Dayton is already promoting it.
Gov. Mark Dayton is proposing that Minnesota charities that operate pull-tab gambling get a bigger chunk of tax receipts from an expansion of those games at the expense of using the money to help build a Minnesota Vikings stadium.
A domestic assault trial for Minnesota Vikings cornerback Chris Cook will turn on whether jurors believe his version of events or his girlfriend's.
Minnesota lawmakers crafting a Vikings stadium bill are discussing whether and how to include a backup funding stream to a bar gambling plan behind an almost $400 million state contribution.
New Orleans Saints general manager Mickey Loomis says the club has held a workout with veteran receiver Randy Moss, who is trying to make a comeback after spending a year out of football.
They've come up with plans to build a new Viking stadium. But leaders from the Vikings, Minneapolis and the state of Minnesota need to sell their new stadium deal.
Political leaders and the Minnesota Vikings unveiled a plan this week to build a $975 million stadium on the current Metrodome site in downtown Minneapolis.
The bill will likely go to lawmakers next week. It puts the new stadium in the same space as the Metrodome. Governor Mark Dayton called it "The People's Stadium" on Thursday.
Ever since the Minnesota Vikings began talking about the need for a new football stadium, businesses around the Metrodome have been holding their breath. So when news of a deal that would place a new home for the Vikings on the existing site, fans and area business owners were quick to react.
Lawmakers have reached a deal with the Minnesota Vikings to build a new football stadium on the current Metrodome site in Minneapolis.
A finalized deal between the Vikings, the city of Minneapolis and the state for a $975 million stadium is expected to be announced early this week.