Bucs, Vikings Look To Get Running Games Going
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers were unable to keep opponents from effectively running the ball against them last year.
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The Tampa Bay Buccaneers were unable to keep opponents from effectively running the ball against them last year.
Vikings linebacker E.J. Henderson missed his second straight day of practice on Friday with soreness in his left knee.
Letroy Guion's first NFL start for Minnesota went fine, right up until the final drive.
The Vikings play three of their next four games at home starting with Sunday's home opener against Tampa Bay. Over at Winter Park, the Vikings' offense is looking for a way to bounce back from its inconsistent effort at San Diego last Sunday.
Minnesota Vikings linebacker E.J. Henderson will have an X-ray on his sore knee to make sure he doesn't have a serious injury.
Gov. Mark Dayton told business leaders at an Eden Prairie luncheon Wednesday there is no other stadium site in the works if the Ramsey County proposal fails.
What the Minnesota Vikings know with certainty is that the offense has to be better. It starts with improved play from quarterback, Donovan McNabb. So, was it just a bad day or the start of a pattern in San Diego?
The Minnesota Vikings have a back-to-basics approach on defense this week.
Twenty-eight former NFL players have filed a class-action federal lawsuit against the NFL Players Association, seeking at least $5 million in damages. They're alleging current players interfered with negotiations on the new collective bargaining agreement and kept money from the retirees.
The Minnesota Vikings have extended their Metrodome sellout streak to 137 straight games.
Hear interviews from the Vikings players and head coach Leslie Frazier after Sunday's loss to the San Diego Chargers.
Fullback Mike Tolbert's third touchdown, a 19-yard pass from Philip Rivers with 5:01 to play, lifted the San Diego Chargers to a 24-17 victory over Adrian Peterson and the Minnesota Vikings on Sunday.
Back in 2007, the San Diego Chargers were embarrassed, disappointed and discouraged after letting rookie Adrian Peterson run over, through and around them for an NFL single-game record of 296 yards.
Adrian Peterson has apparently agreed to a contract extension that will keep him with the Minnesota Vikings for the long-term future.
If Percy Harvin gets his way, he will be returning kicks for the Minnesota Vikings in the season opener at San Diego on Sunday.
