It’s a simple task for the Vikings this week: Keep playing the kind of football they’ve played through the first five weeks of the season, and it’ll be very difficult for the Indianapolis Colts to leave U.S.
Will the Vikings’ offseason front office overhaul be the key to landing a coveted running back ahead of next month’s trade deadline? This weekend, the undefeated Vikings are preparing to take on a spiraling Colts team that just fired its general manager.
The Minnesota Vikings take a 5-0 record into their Week 7 home game against the Indianapolis Colts. The Vikings may be in their best physical shape of the year as multiple injured players have returned to practice this week and are likely to be in the lineup against the visitors.
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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 Minnesota Vikings have brought edge rusher Jihad Ward back to their practice squad, announcing the move on Friday while releasing offensive tackle Tristan Leigh in a corresponding transaction.
Coming out of their bye week, the Vikings have almost a perfectly clean injury report as they head into the weekend preparing to host the Colts on Sunday at U.S.
The Vikings are surprising everyone with their hot start to the season. The team's 5-0 record has fans dreaming about an NFC North title and a deep playoff run, which makes the future look bright for the Purple and Gold.
The Minnesota Vikings announced they have signed OLB Jihad Ward to the practice squad. The Vikings released OT Tristan Leigh from the practice squad in a corresponding move.
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Kevin O’Connell and his team need to be aware of the team’s history as the undefeated Minnesota Vikings prepare to play a frustrated Indianapolis Colts team in Week 7 that appears to be in over its head this week.
The bye week provided a perfect opportunity for the Vikings to get healthy and regroup. Now, in Week 7, the Vikings have plenty of things to figure out ahead of the upcoming NFL trade deadline, and this matchup against the Colts may be the ideal platform to determine the best path forward.
The Nov. 10 NFL trade deadline is fast approaching, and Vikings general manager Nolan Teasley will face some incredibly difficult decisions. With minimal input on the current roster after being hired in June, the coming weeks will be his first chance to shape the organization's present and future.
Very few seem to be giving the Minnesota Vikings much credit for their 5-0 start, but they have earned their record. Despite starting out at 5-0, all national media can talk about is how the Minnesota Vikings aren’t as good as their record.
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 Vikings are back from their bye, which came early in the season but was timed nicely in terms of allowing several key offensive players to get healthy.
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.
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.
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 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.