The Minnesota Vikings would appear to have several advantages over the Indianapolis Colts in their Week 7 meeting at U.S. Bank Stadium. The Vikings’ defense is the best in the league, and they are going up against an average Colts offense.
There's no sugarcoating it: Vikings rookie running back Demond Claiborne has been a huge letdown early in the 2026 NFL season. The preseason hype built around his excellent training camp, where he showed great speed and athleticism, has not translated into regular-season success.
The Minnesota Vikings are officially coming off of their bye week, with a battered Indianapolis Colts team coming to town. The Minnesota Vikings are set to host the Indianapolis Colts on Sunday afternoon, marking the third home game at U.S.
The undefeated Vikings need to decide how aggressive they will be before the 2026 NFL trade deadline, which takes place on Tuesday, Nov. 10. If the Purple and Gold feel they are truly contenders, general manager Nolan Teasley should do what he can to strengthen the roster and prepare for a potential playoff run.
Most of the noise around West 56th Street this week has been about the front office. Lost in all of it is how complete the Minnesota Vikings’ 5-0 start has been, and how badly the Indianapolis Colts match up with a defense that has a Super Bowl case on the road.
A few trades have rearranged the NFL's backup quarterback ranks, but the dust has mostly settled. From a mix of recent first-round disappointments, aging vets, and young project types, here is how the league's QB2 ranks look for the 2026 season.
Legendary Vikings safety Harrison Smith has declared that this will be the final season of his stellar career. In an interview with former Seahawks star cornerback Richard Sherman, Smith said that the 2026 season will be the last time he suits up in the NFL.
The Vikings will host a game at U.S. Bank Stadium on Sunday for just the third time this season as they welcome the 2-4 Colts to the Twin Cities in Week 7.
Jordan Mason is returning from a fractured thumb, and Aaron Jones has spent the last month playing through a sprained MCL. The Vikings’ backfield is getting healthier, but with Super Bowl aspirations and two injury-prone running backs, could Minnesota make a blockbuster move before the NFL trade deadline?
The Minnesota Vikings are getting healthy again as they come out of their bye week. As they prepare for their Week 7 game against the Indianapolis Colts, they are very likely to have at least four key players back who had been battling injuries.
The word “warrior” has been thrown around quite a bit in regards to the way Vikings veteran running back Aaron Jones has handled a workhorse role, played through pain, and put up big numbers during Jordan Mason’s four-week stint on injured reserve.
There is no polite way to say that Jauan Jennings has been a free-agent bust for the Vikings. He has played in four of the team's first five games, catching two passes for nine yards on five targets.
NFL stars can't play forever, and retirement is coming sooner than later for some of the league's top players. These 25 players could call it quits following the 2026 season.
Minnesota Vikings defensive coordinator Brian Flores is keeping his focus on football despite renewed scrutiny surrounding his racial discrimination lawsuit against the NFL.
Minnesota Vikings fans have spent the bye week hoping for a splash at the trade deadline, and PFF’s Bradley Locker just offered the biggest one imaginable.
The NFC North is one of the most tightly contested divisions in the NFL right now and Willie Colon has now named who he thinks will win it. At present, the Minnesota Vikings, who have already had a bye this season, top the table with a record of 5-0.
The Minnesota Vikings are about to welcome some reinforcements. That could be good news for Minnesota (5-0) as it looks to stay undefeated when it plays the Indianapolis Colts (2-4) on Sunday afternoon in Minneapolis.
The bye week came at the right time for the Minnesota Vikings. Nearly all of their walking wounded have made enough of a recovery to be full participants in the team’s Wednesday practice sessions.
With the NFL trade deadline approaching in roughly three weeks, speculation has intensified around whether the Minnesota Vikings might explore a surprising move involving wide receiver Jordan Addison.
As the Minnesota Vikings are 5-0 coming off their bye week, they now enter the next stretch of the season with the right to be aggressive if they want to fully make a run for the Super Bowl.
The Minnesota Vikings are playing better defense than any team in the NFL. While their offense has been searching for answers through the first five games, the defense has allowed fewer points than any team in the league.
The New York Giants had a decision to make as far as the starting quarterback goes, but it looks like it will be JJ McCarthy. McCarthy replaced Jameis Winston in the Week 6 loss to the New Orleans Saints, and now ESPN’s Jeremy Fowler reported that McCarthy will start for the Giants in Week 7 against the Houston Texans.
The Minnesota Vikings announced they have designated RB Jordan Mason to return from injured reserve. Mason, 27, wound up signing with the 49ers as an undrafted free agent out of Georgia Tech following the 2022 draft.
Per Alec Lewis of The Athletic, Vikings GM Nolan Teasley “is open to pursuing a bevy of ideas at the trade deadline.” Lewis headlined a few position that would make sense for the Vikings, and was clear asking price and cap implications will determine the extent of potential moves.