A Minnesota Vikings spokesman said Friday that team owners don't like a new proposal to fund a $1 billion stadium in the Twin Cities suburbs using ticket fees and other game-related charges.
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February 09, 2012
Roles within the Vikings will certainly be reassigned in 2012. A rebuilding process is a great time for veteran guys to really establish their roles with the team. Now while Percy Harvin is not a veteran, he will be going into his fourth season in Minnesota, a season where he needs to move back to the slot and become the most talented utility player in the league.
If you just look...
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February 12, 2012
Another set back in the hopes of keeping the Minnesota Vikings in Minnesota, as Ramsey County has re-entered the Vikings stadium fray with a plan that calls for $300 million, which would go to construction of a new stadium for the Vikings, as the amount would come from user fees.There's ONE BIG PROBLEM with that idea, the Vikings don't support the possible plan.According...
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February 11, 2012
The Minnesota Vikings found a way to keep director of player personnel George Paton around after all.
Paton, who had interviewed for the St. Louis Rams' open general manager position and was reportedly one of two finalists, will be staying with Minnesota after the Vikings promoted him to assistant general manager. Paton has been one of general manager Rick Spielman's most...
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February 10, 2012
A Minnesota Vikings spokesman said Friday that team owners don't like a new proposal to fund a $1 billion stadium in the Twin Cities suburbs using ticket fees and other game-related charges.
The latest proposal floated by several Ramsey County commissioners was meant to replace a previous stadium financing plan that relied on a county food and liquor sales tax. Instead, it would...
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February 11, 2012
ST. PAUL, Minn. (AP) -- A Minnesota Vikings spokesman said Friday that team owners don't like a new proposal to fund a 1 billion stadium in the Twin Cities suburbs using ticket fees and other game-related charges.
The latest proposal floated by several Ramsey County commissioners was meant to replace a previous stadium financing plan that relied on a county food and liquor...
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February 10, 2012
The Minnesota Vikings might not be waiting until the official start of free agency on March 13 to shore up their struggling secondary.According to a report by Calvin Watkins of ESPN Dallas, Minnesota has expressed interest in cornerback Stanford Routt, who was released by the Oakland Raiders on Thursday. Routt, a seven-year veteran, was cut just a year after signing a new five-year...
The Vikings are in need of added depth at tight end after the retirement of Jim Kleinsasser and scheduled free agency for Visanthe Shiancoe. We review the top possibilities, including some names that have little chance of signing in Minnesota and some lesser-known names that could add quality depth and fill an important role.
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February 11, 2012
Executive has worked in Minnesota the past five years.
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February 11, 2012
Front-office exec gets promotion to assistant GM
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February 11, 2012
The Minnesota Vikings announced the promotion of Director of Player Personnel George Paton to Assistant General Manager. "George has been an integral part of our personnel department since he arrived in 2007," Vikings General Manager Rick Spielman said on Saturday. "His work ethic, leadership , professionalism and keen eye for identifying talented football players...
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February 10, 2012
A Minnesota Vikings spokesman said Friday that team owners don't like a new proposal to fund a $1 billion stadium in the Twin Cities suburbs using ticket fees and other game-related charges.
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February 11, 2012
A Minnesota Vikings spokesman said Friday that team owners don't like a new proposal to fund a $1 billion stadium in the Twin Cities suburbs using ticket fees and other game-related charges.
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