The Vikings have made another move towards the back end of their 90-man roster. They announced on Wednesday morning that they’ve signed guard Joshua Gray and released defensive tackle Eric Johnson II.
Tyler Batty entered Minnesota Vikings training camp as a relatively unheralded second-year edge rusher, yet he quickly emerged as one of the more intriguing stories of the summer.
When you look at the Minnesota Vikings roster, center is a key area of need, and they have added someone at the position. During the course of training camp, snapping has been an issue for the Minnesota Vikings.
The Minnesota Vikings announced they have released DT Eric Johnson II. It is the corresponding move to the signing of OL Joshua Gray, which was made official. Johnson, 27, was a fifth-round pick by the Colts in the 2022 NFL draft.
The Vikings are a team that is preparing for the future. Many of their recent roster moves were made to get younger and cut ties with players with bloated contracts who weren't performing up to the team's standards.
I may regret this in a few months, but as of mid-August, I’m starting to feel very optimistic about the 2026 Vikings offense. After months of uncertainty,
The Minnesota Vikings made massive adjustments to their defensive line after the 2025 NFL season. The team parted ways with expensive veterans and used the draft to acquire young talent to fill the holes in the trenches.
The Minnesota Vikings made three third-round picks in the 2026 NFL Draft, and one of them struggled on Saturday afternoon. The Minnesota Vikings won their preseason debut by a score of 13-10 over the New York Giants.
EAGAN, MN — We’re officially one week closer to cut day: the moment when all 32 teams across the league simultaneously make some dreams come true, and others stay dreams.
The Minnesota Vikings are set to host the Baltimore Ravens for two days of joint practices at TCO Performance Center. The Minnesota Vikings are wrapping up their training camp with joint practices against the Baltimore Ravens at TCO Performance Center.
You normally don’t notice the center often because snapping is second nature, but that’s not the case with the Vikings. The Minnesota Vikings might have a big problem on their hands, and it’s one that many saw coming going into the season.
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.
Ah, mid-August. The time of year when months of football withdrawals lead to constant dissection of every practice rep and preseason snap once football returns in its earliest form.
The biggest need for the Minnesota Vikings The Minnesota Vikings have a glaring hole at edge rusher, and the preseason tape is making it impossible to ignore.
The Minnesota Vikings showed a lot of faith in University of Minnesota quarterback Max Brosmer when they made him a priority free-agent signing following the 2025 NFL Draft.
Through the first preseason game, we have some really interesting movement in who has adjusted their stock. The Minnesota Vikings are nearing the end of training camp with joint practices against the Baltimore Ravens on the horizon.
It has been two weeks since the Gophers officially reported for fall camp on Monday, August 3. There have been plenty of developments and key storylines for Dinkytown this summer.
Injuries are the worst part of football. On Saturday, fans were reminded of that fact when Minnesota Vikings defensive back Jamal Adams suffered a season-ending leg injury in the team's Week 1 preseason game against the New York Giants.
The Minnesota Vikings announced they have officially placed LB Jamal Adams on season-ending injured reserve. The Vikings also announced they have signed UDFA CB Bryce Phillips to a contract.