Minnesota Vikings star wideout Justin Jefferson wasn’t happy the team just handed the keys over to sophomore quarterback J.J. McCarthy by letting Sam Darnold walk in free agency.
The Minnesota Vikings informed running back Aaron Jones and defensive tackle Javon Hargrave that they will be released at the start of the league year barring a trade, ESPN reported on Sunday.
Because the Vikings are currently an estimated $45 million over the salary cap, difficult decisions are going to have to be made regarding expensive veteran players.
The Minnesota Vikings have a long way to go to get under the salary cap, and they have begun the path to get there. Barring a trade, the Vikings will be releasing both running back Aaron Jones and defensive tackle Javon Hargrave, according to ESPN's Adam Schefter.
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Adam Schefter of ESPN reports that the Vikings informed RB Aaron Jones and DT Javon Hargrave that they will be released, barring a trade surfacing for either player. In total, the Vikings would clear over $18 million of cap room with these two moves.
Quarterback drama and the Minnesota Vikings it’s starting to feel like an annual tradition. As the new season inches closer, the Minnesota Vikings find themselves once again at the center of speculation, with rumors swirling and big names floating around the conversation.
The Minnesota Vikings have made it fairly clear that they intend to bring in a veteran quarterback to compete with JJ McCarthy. A new report suggests, however, that they might get rid of McCarthy entirely before the start of next season.
The Minnesota Vikings appear to have grown impatient with second-year quarterback J.J. McCarthy, and the organization is now quietly looking for ways to move on from him.
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.
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