Norman Seawright III On Vikings Offensive Line: 'Fit Is Really What's Going To Make The Difference'
The Vikings enjoy relative continuity coming out of a strange off-season and going into what promises to be a strange regular season.
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The Vikings enjoy relative continuity coming out of a strange off-season and going into what promises to be a strange regular season.
Like a defense stiffening at the goal line late in the game, the NFL has implemented a wide array of health protocols designed to keep the coronavirus from wrecking the 2020 season scheduled to begin four weeks from now.
No team in the NFC has allocated more salary cap space to the safety position than the Minnesota Vikings, who will rely even more heavily this season on their excellent yet expensive tandem of stalwart Harrison Smith and upstart Anthony Harris.
Minnesota Vikings second-year linebacker Cameron Smith will miss the 2020 season because of a heart condition that was discovered after he tested positive for COVID-19 upon reporting to training camp two weeks ago.
The trade that sent defensive tackle P.J. Hall from Las Vegas to Minnesota for a conditional draft pick has been negated after Hall failed a physical with the Vikings.
Barr was a first-round draft pick for the Vikings in the 2014 draft. He's been with the team ever since.
The Minnesota Vikings on Wednesday added three more players to the team's reserve/COVID-19 list.
According to multiple reports, Pierce -- who was brought in as a free agent to replace the Vikes' Linval Joseph -- has cited respiratory concerns as the reason for his decision.
Earlier in the day, the Vikings announced that Eric Sugarman, the team's head trainer VP of sports medicine as well as the club's infection control officer, tested positive for COVID-19 along with members of his family.
The franchise reported that members of his family have also tested positive for COVID-19 as well. He and his family are self-quarantining.
The Minnesota Vikings have officially signed head coach Mike Zimmer to a contract extension through the 2023 season.
Cousins added that he regarded the conversations that have opened up this summer amid the George Floyd protests as a good thing, but "we have a long ways to go, too."
The Minnesota Vikings will begin training camp with their entire 15-player draft class under contract after finalizing rookie deals Thursday, including first-round picks Justin Jefferson and Jeff Gladney.
For years Native American's have taken to Twin Cities' streets demanding for change. It came on Monday as the NFL's Washington franchise announced its 87-year-old team name is no more.
The 24-year-old back is entering the final year of his rookie deal and he would like to get a contract extension.
Minnesota Vikings linebackers Eric Kendricks and Anthony Barr say answers are needed by the NFL on how exactly it will react in the wake of George Floyd's death.
Mike Zimmer has managed to conduct some extra strategy sessions during this sequestered NFL offseason, despite being disconnected from all of his players and almost all of his staff.
John Teerlinck loved teaching the art of pass rushing. His top students considered him the best instructor in league history.
If there is an NFL season, the Minnesota Vikings will open their 60th season against the Green Bay Packers -- and play at New Orleans on Christmas Day.
We've seen it happening in South Korea, where baseball teams have been playing with just photo of fans wearing masks in the stands.
WCCO caught up with former Minnesota Vikings linebacker Ben Leber for some football conversation, and for some thoughts on a project that consumes him this time of year -- one that's had to adjust on the fly.
Brett Favre is repaying $1.1 million in welfare money that he received for multiple speeches where he did not show up.
A nonprofit group caught up in an embezzlement scheme in Mississippi used federal welfare money to pay former NFL quarterback Brett Favre $1.1 million for multiple speaking engagements but Favre did not show up for the events.
The Vikings have the talent to win the strong NFC North, but they'll probably need to exceed their projected nine wins.
Former Packers quarterback Brett Favre says Aaron Rodgers was surprised by Green Bay's decision to draft a quarterback in the first round.
