Minnesota Vikings quarterback Carson Wentz has been placed on injured reserve due to a shoulder injury, the team announced Monday. Wentz, who replaced J.J.
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With nearly 60 percent of their schedule remaining, the 3-4 Minnesota Vikings aren't completely out of the running for a playoff spot. If they can start to stack some wins together, there's a path for Kevin O'Connell's team to get back into the mix.
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The Vikings' first official injury report of the week won't be out until Wednesday, but because they had a mini bye over the weekend, they held a practice on Monday afternoon.
One of the things that has been an issue for the Minnesota Vikings during the tenure of head coach Kevin O'Connell has been finding success in short-yardage situations.
There was a point in this NFL offseason, after the initial wave of free agency had settled down, where the Vikings were projected to receive two premium compensatory picks in the 2026 draft, and even had a chance at landing a third.
At 3-4, the Vikings are far from dead in the NFC North, but a loss to Detroit on Sunday would be catastrophic to their chances of winning the division.
The Vikings getting some salt poured in the wound isn’t an altogether unfamiliar experience, though it’s notable enough when it arrives when Minnesota doesn’t play.
The cornerback position has been a struggle in the Twin Cities for quite some time. This past offseason, the decision-makers re-signed Pro Bowler Byron Murphy Jr.
The Minnesota Vikings are currently sitting at 3-4 with a decent shot at having their record get even worse with a very difficult schedule coming up in the coming weeks.
The Minnesota Vikings have recently looked like a program without direction, having accumulated a 3-4 record through the first eight weeks of the NFL season.
Former Vikings running back and 2012 NFL MVP Adrian Peterson was arrested on Sunday morning and charged with DWI and unlawful carrying of a weapon. The incident occurred at around 10 a.m.
The Minnesota Vikings have not even remotely looked like the contending team Skol Nation expected (or at least hoped) to watch in the 2025 campaign. It’s a 3-4 operation that is two plays away from being 1-6 with an inconsistent defense and a bad offense.
The Vikings got flat-out embarrassed in Thursday night's 37-10 loss to the Chargers. With just about nothing going right in any of the game's three phases, it was undoubtedly one of the worst performances of the Kevin O'Connell era (2022-present).
The Minnesota Vikings struggled against the Los Angeles Chargers on Thursday Night Football this week, losing 37-10 in front of their home crowd. However, Vikings wide receiver Justin Jefferson created nightmares on and off the field.
Former NFL quarterback and current analyst Dan Orlovsky was asked how he viewed the Minnesota Vikings’ recent 37-10 loss to the Los Angeles Chargers, and his response did not disappoint.
They have to be having some major regrets this season given those developments, and especially after watching Thursday's dreadful performance in a 37-10 loss to the Los Angeles Chargers.