With Minnesota Vikings star Kyler Murray winning the quarterback competition against J.J. McCarthy, the 29-year-old has a chance to show why he shouldn’t be counted out.
The Vikings have mostly finalized their practice squad after a flurry of moves from Sunday to Tuesday. Some situations seem obvious, while other spots on the squad are a bit more head-scratching heading into Week 1 of the 2026 NFL regular season.
The Vikings have agreed to a free-agent deal with veteran pass rusher Kyle Van Noy, who could help fill arguably the biggest hole on their roster. He’s 35 years old, but don’t let his age fool you.
On Wednesday, the Vikings addressed their pass-rush depth concerns by signing two-time Super Bowl Champion Kyle Van Noy to the practice squad. The 35-year-old veteran outside linebacker will provide experience and depth at one of the most important positions on defense.
How many of the quarterbacks to start at least 150 NFL games in the Super Bowl era (since 1966) can you name in six minutes?
The Vikings signed Murray after he was released by the Arizona Cardinals, and he won the starting QB job in camp over J.J. McCarthy and Carson Wentz.
The opening of 2026 NFL training camp brings big hope for all 32 fan bases. These are the 25 developments to watch as we progress toward Week 1.
We don’t know who Mike Florio’s “trusted source” with the Minnesota Vikings is, but after years of Florio mocking the team with tabloid-style claims, it’s probably better to take everything the self-proclaimed Vikings fan/NFL insider says with a grain of salt.
After a busy week of cuts and signings, the Vikings roster is mostly complete. The Vikings addressed the concerns at center by bringing in two more interior linemen, and finalized a solid practice squad that includes receiver Dillon Bell and quarterback Max Brosmer.
Concerns about Murray's work ethic hovered over him throughout his Cardinals tenure (2019-25).
There is no denying that Justin Jefferson has already gone on to establish himself as one of the greatest NFL wide receivers for the Minnesota Vikings and the league in general.
The deadline to trim rosters to 53 players is an exciting time for fans since it signals that the upcoming season is right around the corner. For the players who don't make the team, it can be a life-changing time.
Be it stars returning from late-season injuries to starter-level players who missed most or all of last season, the NFL features a host of rehab odysseys to follow as training camps near.
Vikings general manager Nolan Teasley continues to put his fingerprints on the team’s roster ahead of the upcoming season. Following the weekend’s roster cuts, Teasley spoke with the media about signing veteran pass rusher Kyle Van Noy, Harrison Smith’s status, safety depth, and Kyler Murray’s growth in Minnesota’s system.
Dillon Bell has been one of the more fascinating stories to follow all offseason for the Vikings. The former Georgia wide receiver was one of the hotter
Quarterback J.J. McCarthy's descent from starter to possibly third on the Minnesota Vikings' depth chart doesn't mean he's on his way out, first-year general manager Nolan Teasley said Wednesday.
Rumors about the long-term future of third-year pro J.J. McCarthy have hovered over the Minnesota Vikings since Kyler Murray was named the starter.
The Minnesota Vikings have reshuffled the practice squad for the third time in as many days, officially re-signing quarterback Max Brosmer and wide receiver Dillon Bell, while also adding outside linebacker Kyle Van Noy and running back DeeJay Dallas.
The Minnesota Vikings quietly strengthened their practice-squad depth on Wednesday by signing running back DeeJay Dallas, a move that reflects both recent attrition in the backfield and a preference for versatile veterans who can help on offense and special teams.
The Vikings announced their practice squad on Monday, and while it's not finalized just yet, one player who impressed this summer may be in line for a promotion soon.
It’s been just 48 hours since the Minnesota Vikings were able to sign players to the practice squad, and they’ve already made real changes. Minnesota Vikings general manager Nolan Teasley has been very active in trying to find talent across the board.
The Minnesota Vikings brought quarterback Max Brosmer back into the fold Wednesday, adding the former University of Minnesota standout to the practice squad after waiving him just two days earlier.
The Minnesota Vikings have a new quarterback this season in Kyler Murray, and fans hope he helps take them to the next level.
Minnesota was among the teams to keep four quarterbacks after the cutdown deadline, but the Vikings adjusted their roster Monday by waiving Max Brosmer.
Many assumed the waiving of Brosmer secured McCarthy's position on the roster. Is that a safe assumption?
The Minnesota Vikings officially signed 15 players to their practice squad on Monday after trimming down their roster to 53 players this past weekend.
The Vikings have finalized their initial 53-man roster, cutting 35 players among these transactions: DT Jonathan Harris P Johnny Hekker DT Isaiahh Loudermilk
The NFL season hasn't started yet, so it may be premature to get too excited about rankings that are dropping, but still, Minnesota Vikings fans should like this latest tally from USA Today.
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