A new draft target has emerged in a new mock unveiled by NFL Network's Daniel Jeremiah. While the secondary has been a popular area of need for the Vikings in mocks, and in particular safety with the likely retirement of Harrison Smith, Jeremiah's selection of Oregon safety Dillon Thieneman is a new name for the Vikings at No.
Is Mac Jones going to follow nearly the exact path Sam Darnold initially laid down en route to a career revival? There has been plenty of speculation and rumors linking the Vikings to a potential trade for the former first-round pick this offseason.
A new claim about JJ McCarthy adds some more context to the Minnesota Vikings’ potential pursuit of a new quarterback this offseason. The Vikings had serious concerns with McCarthy’s passing touch during the 2025 season, according to Alec Lewis of The Athletic.
Just a few months ago, the idea of TJ Hockenson returning to the Minnesota Vikings for the 2026 season seemed highly unlikely. With a massive contract and declining production since a major knee injury, many fans and analysts had already written him off as a cap casualty.
The NFL Draft is only a few months away, and mock drafts are coming fast and furious. The NFL Scouting Combine is next week, and the draft class is going to be shaped considerably from where it is today.
As NFL rules have changed, defensive backs' job descriptions have transitioned. Here is our best attempt at identifying the premier DB performer in each NFL franchise's history.
As the Minnesota Vikings navigate their offseason, figuring out their quarterback situation will be one of the more pressing assignment. Some believe that looking outside the organization is how Minnesota should address their QB problems.
The quarterback situation for the Minnesota Vikings continues to be the priority of the offseason. Monday morning brought ESPN's Bill Barnwell presenting a trade idea where the Vikings acquire San Francisco 49ers quarterback Mac Jones, and the package was atrocious for the purple and gold.
The Minnesota Vikings should feel a real sense of urgency heading into the 2026 offseason. Minnesota missed the playoffs after finishing the regular season 9-8.
Over the course of the season, the Minnesota Vikings dealt with a lot of offensive line issues. One third of their offensive line snaps were taken by backups, something that would be massive for any team.
The Minnesota Vikings aren't sure what they have in quarterback J.J. McCarthy. He's played in just 10 of a possible 35 games during his career, and that has been a big factor in trying to project his future.
Even though the Minnesota Vikings might be a quarterback away from sporting a Super Bowl-caliber roster, there are plenty of question marks on the team and a handful of players who could be entering a make-or-break season in 2026-27.
The future of Minnesota Vikings wide receiver Jordan Addison is a complicated one. When you look at his production over his first three seasons, the idea to move on from Addison feels somewhat absurd.
When you have an elite unit like Brian Flores' defense was with the Minnesota Vikings last season, you are bound to lose some assistant coaches to promotions.
We're only a few weeks away from the NFL's league year officially beginning on March 11, and the Vikings have a huge question looming. What will they do at quarterback?
NFL mock drafts in February can sometimes feel pointless, but they aren't meant to be predictive. Those will come in April. What these are meant to do is explore different situations.
The Minnesota Vikings enter the 2026 offseason facing significant uncertainty at the quarterback position following a disappointing season that ended without a playoff berth.
The Vikings have one of the most talked-about quarterback situations in the league this offseason. They also appear to have one of the most coveted landing spots for quarterbacks who could be on the move.
Minnesota Vikings defensive coordinator Brian Flores was fired by the Miami Dolphins after the 2021 season, and it didn't take him long to file a lawsuit against the NFL and multiple parent clubs about their hiring practices.
The Minnesota Vikings thought they were well-prepared for a brilliant season in 2025. They had addressed a pair of needs on the offensive line with a couple of key signings and they knew they had a dynamic defense that had shown the ability to limit opposing offenses.