Interim general manager Rob Brzezinski wrapped up a fascinating first NFL Draft class that grades out well. The 2026 NFL Draft is complete, and the Minnesota Vikings have finalized their first class in the post-Kwesi Adofo-Mensah era.
With their two picks in the fifth round of the NFL draft on Saturday, the Vikings selected Michigan fullback Max Bredeson at No. 159 and Stephen F. Austin cornerback Charles Demmings at 163.
We knew that the salary cap situation the Minnesota Vikings has was far from idea, but the process is baffling. The Minnesota Vikings finally made the move we had been expecting to happen by trading edge rusher Jonathan Greenard.
The Vikings followed up their big swing on Caleb Banks in round one by adding four more talented players in rounds two and three of the NFL draft on Friday night.
The Minnesota Vikings have talked about trading edge rusher Jonathan Greenard since the beginning of the offseason. Greenard did not show up to Minnesota’s offseason program because of the consistent trade rumors.
Teams are finalizing their Big Boards with much of NFL free agency in the rearview mirror. There's a look at the least first-round mock draft as of April 8, 2026.
Brian Flores got four additions to his defense to start the NFL Draft, and now it’s Kevin O’Connell’s turn. The first two days of the NFL Draft are in the books, and the Minnesota Vikings have five players heading to TCO Performance Center.
It’s a really impressive haul that the Minnesota Vikings had on day two, and they finished it off in odd fashion. Going into the day, the Minnesota Vikings had three selections on day two of the NFL Draft.
Pass rusher Jonathan Greenard, dealt by the Minnesota Vikings to Philadelphia on Friday, agreed to a big-money extension with the Eagles, multiple media outlets reported.
Minnesota Vikings defensive coordinator Brian Flores didn’t get much help in free agency, but he sure is with the NFL Draft. Going into the NFL Draft, the Minnesota Vikings had a major need on the defensive line.
NFL prospects from major programs get most of the attention, but there are numerous examples of players drafted from small schools who have become difference-makers.
There is nobody in the NFL better at wheeling and dealing than Philadelphia Eagles general manager Howie Roseman, and he showed that again on Friday night.
Even though it’s been rumored for weeks, it’s a bizarre move by the Minnesota Vikings. After reports started to surface ahead of the beginning of free agency, the Minnesota Vikings have made the shocking decision to trade edge rusher Jonathan Greenard.
Tom Pelissero of NFL Media reports that the Vikings are sending edge Jonathan Greenard to the Eagles for two third-round draft picks. Minnesota specifically gets No.
The Vikings didn’t wait long to make their first trade of the NFL Draft, dropping two spots in round two and selecting a perfect player for Brian Flores’ defense.
New Vikings defensive tackle Caleb Banks describes himself as "different," "goofy," and a man of many interests and a "jack of all trades." In his introductory
The Minnesota Vikings family lost a key piece of its history this week. Doug Martin, a formidable defensive lineman who spent his entire NFL career in purple and gold, passed away at the age of 68.
Are the Minnesota Vikings preparing to wheel and deal during the second and third rounds of the NFL Draft on Friday night? It's hard not to make that assumption after reputable Vikings insider Alec Lewis indicated in his piece about first-round pick Caleb Banks that Minnesota could be active.
For an update shared on Thursday, NFL insider Tony Pauline of EssentiallySports suggested that O’Connell and Co. have a preference regarding which player will win the QB1 job this summer.
Former Florida defensive tackle Caleb Banks entered the 2026 NFL Draft as one of the most physically imposing yet unpredictable prospects in the class, and the Vikings made a great choice.
The Minnesota Vikings sadly confirmed Thursday that former defensive end Doug Martin has died. He was 68 years old. Martin, a former first-round pick from Washington, spent his entire 10-year career with the Vikings.
ESPN’s Adam Schefter reports Vikings LB Ivan Pace is signing his restricted free agent tender on Monday. Minnesota used the right-of-first-refusal tender on Pace, which will cost $3.52 million for the 2026 season.