The Minnesota Vikings have until 4 p.m. ET on Tuesday to decide whether to trade for a quarterback, and Monday night made that decision a lot harder to avoid.
Minnesota Vikings wide receiver Justin Jefferson faces growing questions about his long-term fit with the team as his production slips for a second consecutive season amid persistent quarterback instability.
The Minnesota Vikings’ quarterback dilemma was exposed on Monday Night Football. A tough week for the Minnesota Vikings saw Kyler Murray diagnosed with a hamstring injury after their Week 8 loss to the Detroit Lions.
Week 10 of the 2026 NFL Season is already in view, and for the NFC, the playoff race is getting very interesting. There are certainly a few more playoff-caliber teams in the NFC than in the NFC, so we could be in for a fun finish.
The NFL trade deadline is November 10 at 4 p.m. ET, and several teams have already signaled their intent to sell off. Several prominent players have already been moved, and these 25 could follow.
As he watched the Minnesota Vikings toil on Monday night, Troy Aikman pitched Drew Brees as an outside-the-box answer at quarterback. Starting in place of Kyler Murray, Carson Wentz completed eight of 25 passes for 81 yards and two touchdowns before getting benched.
While the Minnesota Vikings are in the market for a quarterback ahead of this Tuesday’s trade deadline, Stephen A. Smith believes the team should consider dealing All-Pro wide receiver Justin Jefferson.
The Minnesota Vikings took a Monday Night Football loss to the Buffalo Bills in Week 9, making it their second straight loss in a row. It also seems like, for the second straight week, it was the quarterback that ended up being the reason for their downfall.
The Vikings are so far down the quarterback rabbit hole that trading for Kirk Cousins, Geno Smith, Daniel Jones or Mac Jones would be little more than another gamble for a franchise desperate to find a long-term answer.
The Minnesota Vikings are actively pursuing a quarterback trade ahead of Tuesday’s NFL trade deadline. Is Dak Prescott available? ESPN NFL insider Adam Schefter and NFL Network insider Ian Rapoport reported on Tuesday morning that the Vikings are actively pursuing a quarterback trade.
Somewhere in Eagan on Tuesday morning, the phones at TCO Performance Center started ringing out instead of in. The Minnesota Vikings hit the quarterback market and have begun making calls around the league about a trade ahead of the 3 p.m.
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MINNEAPOLIS, M.N. — I’d say the Vikings offense hit rough seas on Monday night against the Bills, but saying that Carson Wentz steered the ship directly into a cliff would be a more accurate description.
John Jeffers opened Monday Night Football at US Bank Stadium with an electric guitar. The guitarist played the Star-Spangled Banner solo before the Minnesota Vikings hosted the Buffalo Bills.
Somewhere around halftime Monday night, a lot of people inside U.S. Bank Stadium reached the conclusion the Minnesota Vikings had apparently penciled in ahead of time.
The Minnesota Vikings are a quarterback away from being legit Super Bowl contenders. Their defense is easily the best in football, keeping them in every game, along with a 6-2.
NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport expects the Vikings to explore a couple of options at the quarterback position ahead of today’s trade deadline. The Vikings are 6-2 through eight games but rank 31st in offensive yards and 31st in passing yards.
The Minnesota Vikings have struggled all season to put points on the board. Minnesota’s offense is putting up some woeful stats, and that showed following the team’s game Monday with the Buffalo Bills.
This morning, Nolan Teasley’s phone is getting a workout. The Minnesota Vikings went to bed 6-2 after a 23-6 loss to the Bills on “Monday Night Football,” and they woke up with roughly eight hours before the NFL trade deadline closes at 3 p.m.
A horrendous Carson Wentz performance Monday night created a steep uphill battle for the Vikings’ vaunted defense, one Josh Allen and Co. ultimately won in one-sided fashion.
The Buffalo Bills improved to 7-1 on Monday with a decisive 23-6 win over the Minnesota Vikings in the final game before the 2026 NFL trade deadline. Below, we share our instant reaction to the one-sided affair with one key takeaway, game MVP and more.