After the retirement of fullback C.J. Ham, the Minnesota Vikings are set to have 20 free agents heading into the offseason. They are going to move on from multiple players and bring in new players to fill their spots.
Tony Pauline reports that multiple league sources at the combine have told him that the Vikings are exploring an exit strategy for QB J.J. McCarthy. Pauline adds that the team is in the market for a new quarterback to replace the former tenth overall pick.
The Minnesota Vikings might make a surprising move this offseason. Reports say the team is interested in retired quarterback Derek Carr as they look for help at the position.
Going into the NFL Draft, the Minnesota Vikings are a fascinating team to look at. We don't really know what direction they will end up going after firing general manager Kwesi Adofo-Mensah and putting Rob Brzezinski in charge of the roster on an interim basis.
The Minnesota Vikings appear poised to make a bold move at the quarterback position heading into the 2026 NFL season, potentially targeting a player who has been out of the league for an entire year.
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.
Although it sounds a bit unusual, the Minnesota Vikings might pursue a retired quarterback as their starter for the 2026 season. The Vikings were hoping J.J.
The Minnesota Vikings have a quarterback problem. Not a catastrophic, burn-it-all-down problem, but the kind that quietly eats away at a franchise with championship aspirations.
Rondale Moore didn’t just show up at Purdue in 2018 — he detonated. As a true freshman, he opened with a school-record 313 all-purpose yards in his Purdue debut against Northwestern and went on to become a consensus All-American and Paul Hornung Award winner as the nation’s most versatile player.
The Minnesota Vikings can’t waste Justin Jefferson’s prime. There are seasons that expose flaws, and there are seasons that force decisions. The Vikings’ 2025 campaign did the latter.
After the retirement of fullback C.J. Ham, the Minnesota Vikings are set to have 20 free agents heading into the offseason. They are going to move on from multiple players and bring in new players to fill their spots.
With the NFL combine going on and the draft less than two months away, it felt like good time for another Vikings mock draft. Without making any trades or duplicating any of the picks we made the last time we did a mock, here's a look at four players Minnesota could select with its first four picks.
The Minnesota Vikings have a major decision to make with wide receiver Jordan Addison. He is going into his fourth season in the NFL, and also coming off his worst season.
One of the biggest Minnesota Vikings storylines this offseason is how they in a salary cap conundrum. Going into the offseason, the Vikings were in dire straits when it came to the salary cap, being projected at least $43 million over.
Nobody is screaming "the Vikings aren't anywhere close to moving on from J.J. McCarthy!" louder than NFL Network's Tom Pelissero. Pelissero, whose roots in Minnesota make him well-connected to the Vikings, continues to report that the Vikings do intend to have McCarthy compete with a former NFL starter for the QB1 job in 2026.
The NFL combine is underway in Indianapolis, with all 32 teams on hand for the league's premier pre-draft event. Prospect workouts began on Thursday and will continue through Sunday, but those are just one portion of the scouting and evaluation process.
The NFL can be an interesting world, and the shocking trade possibility of Anthony Richardson to the Minnesota Vikings is part of it. And perhaps the Vikings are interested since they don’t want Kirk Cousins.
As we continue seeking clarity about the direction the Vikings are going at quarterback this offseason, two prominent reporters seem to agree that Minnesota is looking for a second-tier quarterback to push J.J.
J.J. McCarthy got his chance to helm the Minnesota Vikings for real during the 2025 season. And while a litany of injuries he was dealing with must be considered, when he was on the field, he was about as erratic as possible, throwing 11 TDs against 12 INTs.
ESPN's Scott Van Pelt has issued a public apology to the family of former NFL wide receiver Rondale Moore. The NFL world learned last Saturday night that Moore was found dead with a suspected self-inflicted gunshot wound.
It was a Saturday evening in New Albany, Indiana, the same small town where Rondale Moore grew up. But this time, police weren’t there for a celebration.
The Minnesota Vikings finished with a 9-8 record this past season in the NFL and missed the playoffs. Minnesota was 14-3 in 2025 and made the playoffs with Sam Darnold at quarterback.
The Minnesota Vikings made a big change to their front office by firing Adofo-Mensah on Jan. 30. However, it didn’t take long for him to find a new job.
ESPN was among a number of media outlets that received sharp criticism for a major error in covering the death of Minnesota Vikings wide receiver Rondale Moore.