After the $96 million extension of right tackle Brian O’Neill this week, the Vikings will be looking at who else they need to lock down on long-term extensions this season before those players hit free agency.
EAGAN — One of the things that Ty Ingram-Dawkins, a fifth-round pick of the Minnesota Vikings, has always prided himself on is being able to play anywhere along the defensive line.
The Vikings' training camp has begun, and we’ve already seen many developments unfold, from the quarterback battle getting underway to a huge contract extension to the addition of former All-Pro safety turned linebacker Jamal Adams.
It's still the early days of Vikings training camp, but that doesn't mean it isn't important to make a strong first impression. Capitalizing on every summertime opportunity matters, whether that comes during a padless practice or the preseason finale, which is why many Vikings fans had their eyes on linebacker Ivan Pace Jr.
The details on Brian O’Neill’s contract extension are in, and the Minnesota Vikings are in an interesting spot. The Minnesota Vikings got a big win at the beginning of training camp when they extended right tackle Brian O’Neill.
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.
The quarterback competition isn’t going to be 50/50 for the Minnesota Vikings, and it’s not the only thing to remember. Two days into training camp have given us some interesting context on what the quarterback competition with J.J.
The Minnesota Vikings are two days into training camp, and the quarterback competition between J.J. McCarthy and Kyler Murray is already producing themes worth tracking.
The Vikings' training camp is barely underway, along with the quarterback battle that will be its most important feature. The team has been desperately searching for its long-term answer at the position, and both Kyler Murray and J.J.
WWE are set to host their annual SummerSlam Premium Live Event at the U.S. Bank Stadium in Minneapolis this weekend. That stadium is, of course, the home of NFL side the Minnesota Vikings, who had a mixed 2025/26 season.
The Minnesota Vikings entered training camp with a genuine quarterback competition between Kyler Murray and J.J. McCarthy, and the first two practices have already sharpened the narrative around the position.
The 2025 NFL season didn't go as smoothly as hoped for some proven players. These players are the top candidates on their respective teams to bounce back this season.
Day 2 of Vikings training camp had a bit more of an environment than Day 1, as a limited number of season ticket members were allowed in to watch practice.
Through two days of training camp, the Minnesota Vikings quarterback competition has an interesting trend developing. We are two days into the Minnesota Vikings training camp, and the quarterback competition is in full swing.
The rookie class for the Minnesota Vikings are likely playing more this year, including the day three picks. Thursday has the Minnesota Vikings with their second training camp practice, and there is a lot of hype around the first rookie class post Kwesi Adofo-Mensah.
There are several ways to prepare a team for the rigorous NFL season. While the Vikings have numerous positions they feel are solidified based on their projected starters as training camp begins, the team still needs to be prepared with depth and talent.
Training camp may be focused on the quarterback competition, but it’s how the back end of the roster shapes up that matters more than you think. The Minnesota Vikings have begun training camp, and the quarterback competition between Kyler Murray and J.J.
Minnesota Vikings quarterback J.J. McCarthy finds himself in a high-stakes competition with Kyler Murray for the starting role heading into the 2026 NFL season.
The Vikings' training camp has begun, and the main buzz surrounding the team has been about the quarterbacks, but there are a lot more competitions happening on this depth chart, the most dramatic of which are happening on the bubble.
It's been a few days since the Vikings opened their 2026 training camp, with the first practices set for Saturday to mark "Back Together Weekend." It won't
The Vikings have a lot of intriguing rookies this season, from the raw athleticism and high potential of first-round defensive tackle Caleb Banks to the versatility and explosiveness of second-round linebacker Jake Golday; they have highly drafted guys coming in with high expectations.
With C.J. Ham retiring and Harrison Smith perhaps set to join him, right tackle Brian O'Neill is now the Vikings' longest-tenured player. The 2018 second-round pick has had quite the run in Minnesota, spanning multiple regimes and 124 regular season games.
The Minnesota Vikings have suspended defensive backs coach Gerald Alexander for three weeks following his guilty plea in a driving while intoxicated case.
The Minnesota Vikings signed two-time Pro Bowl right tackle Brian O'Neill to a four-year extension on Tuesday. The team did not disclose the value, but ESPN reported the deal is worth $96 million.
With some NFL training camps already underway, the Minnesota Vikings pulled off a late signing that has a chance to be among the most underrated additions of the offseason.