Week 1 of the NFL’s 2026-27 regular season has arrived, but we’re still waiting for the Minnesota Vikings’ official depth chart. We have a pretty good idea of what it’ll look like, so let’s take a look at the projected starters on offense and defense — and get a glimpse of the backups who could play a lot.
It’s been a position that’s been the focus of the Minnesota Vikings media for quite some time, and it finally feels addressed. The edge rusher position has been one spot that the Minnesota Vikings had questions at the entire offseason.
Free agent signings don't have to break the bank or make headlines to make the Minnesota Vikings a better team. Adding quality players at a reasonable price can add depth to a roster and raise the talent floor during the long, arduous season.
According to Alec Lewis, the Vikings are re-signing OLB Kenny Dyson to the practice squad. Minnesota had just released Dyson from injured reserve with
Can you name the last time every NFL team selected a signal-caller in the first round of the NFL Draft?
After months of waiting, the Vikings open their 2026 regular season at home against the Packers on Sunday. There always seems to be a little more on the line when the NFC North rival to the east comes to town, and Purple and Gold fans should expect nothing less this time around.
All 32 teams have hope for a perfect 17-0 regular season as another year begins, but the odds aren't in their favor. As the season opens, we predict the first loss for each team in 2026.
The Minnesota Vikings have terminated the contract of 25-year-old outside linebacker Kenny Dyson, waiving him from injured reserve with an injury settlement, via the NFL transaction log.
Kevin O’Connell and Kyler Murray is the most unique pairing in the NFL, and everyone is dialed in on how it will work. The Minnesota Vikings have never had a quarterback like Kyler Murray under center in Kevin O’Connell‘s system.
The Minnesota Vikings agreed to terms on a one-year contract with safety Harrison Smith, bringing the six-time Pro Bowler back for a 15th NFL season with the franchise.
Harrison Smith isn’t ready to call it a career just yet. The Minnesota Vikings announced that the veteran safety is returning for the 2026 season, giving Smith another opportunity to suit up for the franchise where he has spent his entire 15-year NFL career.
The Minnesota Vikings brought veteran edge rusher Kyle Van Noy into the fold last week, and the idea is that he will work himself into football shape in a matter of several weeks before he gets a chance to make a contribution to defensive coordinator Brian Flores’ unit.
One week. That’s all that’s left until the 2026 Minnesota Vikings begin the regular season in perhaps the most exciting way possible: Facing their bitter rival, the Green Bay Packers, at U.S.
Be it stars returning from late-season injuries to starter-level players who missed most or all of last season, the NFL features a host of rehab odysseys to follow as training camps near.
With three minutes left in the final regular-season game, U.S. Bank Stadium echoed with cheers as Minnesota Vikings safety Harrison Smith was taken off the field.
Whenever the Minnesota Vikings take on the Green Bay Packers, the game feels important. That is no different this season, even though the purple and gold are facing their division rivals in Week 1 of the 2026 NFL season.
Week 1 is rapidly approaching, and the true Vikings will finally be revealed. After quarterback battles, head-scratching preseason performances, and a draft done by an interim general manager, the bizarre offseason is finally ready to give way to some real football.
After more than eight months of waiting, Vikings regular-season football is finally back. Week 1 of the 2026 NFL season is here, and all eyes are on the Purple and Gold after last year ended in less-than-stellar fashion.
In 2024, when Harrison Smith was asked about his retirement, he made it clear that he doesn’t want any send-off or any tribute. But in January, before the Minnesota Vikings wrapped up their final regular-season game against the Green Bay Packers, head coach Kevin O’Connell called for a timeout with a little over three minutes left.
A week away from the start of the Minnesota Vikings 2026 season, the franchise's longest tenured player has finally made a decision about his future.
Harrison Smith is not done yet in the NFL, and he will be continuing his pro career with the only team he’s ever played for in the league. On Saturday, Ian Rapoport of the NFL Network reported that the veteran defensive back is running it back with the Minnesota Vikings for at least another season.
Six-time Pro Bowl safety Harrison Smith agreed to return to the Minnesota Vikings for a 15th season, the team announced Saturday. Smith, 37, had contemplated retirement in the offseason.
Harrison Smith will indeed continue his career in 2026. A one-year Vikings agreement is in place, Mike Garafolo and Ian Rapoport of NFL Network report.
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Even though there's a lot of excitement and hope around Murray getting the start and possibly taking this franchise far this season, it's also easily a make-or-break season for Murray.
Concerns about Murray's work ethic hovered over him throughout his Cardinals tenure (2019-25).
Rumors about the long-term future of third-year pro J.J. McCarthy have hovered over the Minnesota Vikings since Kyler Murray was named the starter.
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