Former NFL Defensive Player of the Year Stephon Gilmore formally announced his retirement on Thursday. The five-time Pro Bowl cornerback over 13 NFL seasons didn't play in 2025.
After a disastrous series of events in the 2024 offseason at the cornerback position, the Minnesota Vikings pivoted to the free agency pool. With the loss of Mekhi Blackmon to a torn ACL and Khyree Jackson to a tragic car accident, they needed a starting caliber cornerbacks.
Stephon Gilmore was one of the top cornerbacks over the last 15 years. Being able to strike fear into the opposing quarterback and lock down a top wide receiver.
Most of the NFL mock drafts focus on the early rounds, but there are still many prominent college players who will hear their names called later. These are just some of the big names that could hear their names in the later rounds.
Veteran CB Stephon Gilmore announced on his Instagram that he’s retiring from the NFL after 13 seasons in the league. Gilmore, 35, was taken with the No.
Former Defensive Player of the Year Stephon Gilmore is calling it a career. The 13-year veteran cornerback announced his retirement Thursday via social media.
One of the best values in the NFL this upcoming season will be Minnesota Vikings quarterback Kyler Murray. The Vikings will pay him just $1.3 million, with the Arizona Cardinals paying him over $36 million.
One of the biggest stories of the Minnesota Vikings’ offseason is the future of edge rusher Jonathan Greenard. Ahead of free agency, news broke that the Vikings were willing to trade Greenard.
Earlier this week, the NFL Owners Meetings brought news that the Minnesota Vikings were planning to exercise the fifth-year option on wide receiver Jordan Addison.
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.
The perception exists that the Vikings signed quarterback Kyler Murray because head coach Kevin O’Connell views Murray as an upgrade over and an eventual replacement for McCarthy.
Throughout the offseason, the Minnesota Vikings have made adding to the quarterback position their biggest priority. J.J. McCarthy spent the majority of the last two seasons injured, having started and played in just 10 of a possible 35 games.
It's April, which means it's NFL draft month. In just over three weeks, we're going to finally find out who the Vikings are taking with the 18th overall pick (or a later pick after trading back).
Vikings owner Mark Wilf is confident that Minneapolis can land the 2028 NFL Draft, which would mark the first time the event has ever been held in the state.
The Minnesota Vikings’ moving on from general manager Kwesi Adofo-Mensah was seen as the beginning of a new era. Rob Brzezinski took over as the interim general manager, but that was the only move they made in the front office.
When the NFLPA were forced to stop publicizing their report cards, it prevented the shine from showing on the Minnesota Vikings. Even so, ESPN’s Kalyn Kahler got the results and reported them anyway, as the Vikings finished second in 2025.
After sorting out which veteran quarterback they would bring in this offseason, the next biggest question the Vikings have to answer is who will be the full-time general manager going forward.
After doing very little in free agency, the Minnesota Vikings are a team with a roster that could be greatly influenced over the next four-plus months by what happens in the NFL Draft and trades.
The Minnesota Vikings are becoming a serious problem for sportsbooks, and that is exactly the kind of problem a fanbase wants heading into a new season.
The Minnesota Vikings had a quarterback problem last season and everyone knew it. The offense sputtered, the position room lacked stability and heading into the offseason Kevin O'Connell had one clear priority.
The ink on the new league year was barely dry when Kyler Murray’s phone rang. Somewhere in Arizona, a front office was writing a $36.8 million check to a quarterback who would never take another snap for them.
The Vikings were reportedly open to moving OLB Jonathan Greenard this offseason for salary cap purposes, as Greenard wants a market-correction to his deal but Minnesota has limited cap space at the moment.
Former Minnesota Vikings' six-time Pro Bowl safety Joey Browner died on Saturday. He was 65. The Vikings announced the passing of Browner on Sunday, one day after the team announced former middle linebacker Jeff Siemon had died.
Former Minnesota Vikings four-time Pro Bowl linebacker Jeff Siemon died on Saturday. He was 75. The Vikings announced his passing but did not divulge a cause of death.