Report: Vikings TE Irv Smith Jr.'s Season 'Likely Over' After Knee Surgery
Minnesota Vikings tight end Irv Smith, Jr.'s season is reportedly likely over after he underwent surgery on his knee.
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Minnesota Vikings tight end Irv Smith, Jr.'s season is reportedly likely over after he underwent surgery on his knee.
The Minnesota Vikings have reportedly traded with the New York Jets to bring in some tight end help, Chris Herndon.
The Minnesota Vikings were dealt their first injury setback of the season, with knee surgery scheduled for on-the-rise tight end Irv Smith Jr. that will likely sideline him for at least a few games.
Harrison Smith is likely to be a Viking for his entire career after signing a contract extension with the team that drafted him in 2012.
The Minnesota Vikings have locked up their longest tenured player for the foreseeable future.
Irv Smith Jr., who was set to take over as the Minnesota Vikings' No. 1 tight end after Kyle Rudolph's departure, reportedly needs a surgery that will cause him to miss the start of the season.
Twitter told Alan Page he does not meet the "criteria for notability" based on the evidence he provided.
Rodgers said "a lot of research" went into his decision to get vaccinated.
Irv Smith Jr. has become the top tight end for the Minnesota Vikings, bringing his enviable blend of speed and strength to what promises to be a more prominent role in his third season.
Minnesota Vikings quarterback Kirk Cousins said the team's talk with infectious disease expert Dr. Michael Osterholm about the COVID-19 vaccine was "a great meeting," though that's about all he said.
Bridgewater, whom the Broncos traded for earlier this offseason, beat out 2019 second-round pick Drew Lock for the starting job.
Ihmir Smith-Marsette was feeling good enough about his return ability the other night — well, he seemingly always has — that he fielded a kickoff more than halfway into Minnesota's end zone and did not hesitate to run it out.
Herschel Walker carries the backing of former President Donald Trump.
"Those people who have been sitting on the fence thinking that, "Hey, this vaccine is not yet approved,' will finally take that leap of faith and get the vaccine," Dr. Venkat Iyer said.
Veteran defensive end Everson Griffen is reuniting with the Minnesota Vikings.
The NFL's Top 100, a player-voted list of the league's best talents, has been revealed, and four Minnesota Vikings made the cut.
The Minnesota Vikings organization is reportedly bringing in Dr. Michael Osterholm, a renowned epidemiologist and infectious disease expert, to talk with the team Monday. It comes as the team lags behind in COVID-19 vaccination compared to the rest of the NFL.
Coach Mike Zimmer sounded at least mildly concerned by the overall performance from first to third string, and said he probably will play the starters on offense in the final exhibition.
Danielle Hunter's return from the neck surgery that kept him out all of last season should boost a Minnesota Vikings' pass rush that slipped to 28th in the league in sacks last year.
Minnesota Vikings linebacker Cameron Smith, who missed the 2020 season after having open heart surgery, has announced his retirement from the NFL.
This weekend, Minnesota Vikings fans can get a shot to have a shot at tickets to the team's matchup with the rival Green Bay Packers.
Neither Drew Lock nor Teddy Bridgewater stood out from the other as both of Denver's quarterback candidates faced Minnesota backups.
Darrisaw, who had a groin injury last season at Virginia Tech that necessitated core muscle surgery in January, has yet to take a turn during full-team drills.
With the five-year anniversary of the knee injury that nearly ended his career and clearly altered the trajectory of his original team approaching in a few weeks, Teddy Bridgewater has found himself thinking more than usual lately about that fateful moment.
The Minnesota Vikings released their first unofficial depth chart of the 2021-2022 season Tuesday, and while it offers few surprises, it gives fans a picture of where the team currently stands.