On Tuesday afternoon, news broke that the Minnesota Vikings would be open to trading edge rusher Jonathan Greenard. It was a very surprising one, as Greenard is the engine that makes Brian Flores' defense run.
In the world of the NFL, players will end up being cut for reasons beyond their control. The main reason why we see player cuts is due to the salary cap.
The Minnesota Vikings finished with a 9-8 record in the NFL last season. Minnesota missed the playoffs last season after finishing with a 14-3 record the previous season.
The Minnesota Vikings are going to be making a lot of moves this offseason to get under the salary cap, and the latest one is releasing defensive tackle Jonathan Allen from his contract.
We knew that the salary cap was going to be a major problem for the Minnesota Vikings this offseason. They were more than $45 million over the salary cap,
Most of the NFL mock drafts focus on the early rounds, but there are still many prominent college players who will hear their names called later. These are just some of the big names that could hear their names in the later rounds.
The Minnesota Vikings thought they were inches away from contending for the Super Bowl by the time they were done making key moves to their team in last year’s offseason.
The Minnesota Vikings are in a massive salary cap crunch, and they are making some major decisions that will impact the 2026 season. They are already set to move on from running back Aaron Jones and defensive tackle Javon Hargrave, and reports surfaced that they will also be moving on from defensive tackle Jonathan Allen.
Faced with a tight 2026 salary cap picture, the Vikings are making some tough roster decisions before the new league year. They are expected to release defensive tackle Jonathan Allen, per ESPN’s Jeremy Fowler.
NFL prospects from major programs get most of the attention, but there are numerous examples of players drafted from small schools who have become difference-makers.
The Minnesota Vikings are among the more fascinating teams to watch over the next six weeks. They aren't just going to be signing competition for J.J. McCarthy, they could be signing the quarterback of the future.
Minnesota Vikings’ Jalen Redmond enjoyed a breakout third season and first year as the full-time starter, boasting career highs in every statistical category, while offering much-needed positional versatility, which included him lining up as a nose tackle, three-technique, and EDGE rusher.
The Minnesota Vikings had a decision to make with defensive tackle Jalen Redmond moving forward. They started the process on Wednesday afternoon by placing the exclusive rights free agency tender on him, keeping him in Minnesota for the 2026 season.
NFL teams are gearing up for free agency with a number of stories that could pop up across the board. One interesting thing that came from the Minnesota Vikings placing a restricted free-agent tender on defensive lineman Jalen Redmond.
In the least surprising, most no-brainer news of the Vikings' entire offseason, they have placed an exclusive rights tender on defensive tackle Jalen Redmond, per ESPN's Jeremy Fowler.
Jeremy Fowler reports that the Vikings are placing a restricted free agent tender on DL Jalen Redmond. Redmond, 26, was signed by the Panthers as an undrafted free agent out of Oklahoma following the 2023 NFL Draft.
I'm not sure trading Jonathan Greenard is a good idea for the Minnesota Vikings. He's their best defensive player, his contract is a team-friendly one, and there are numerous other ways to create salary cap space.
J.J. McCarthy finished his 2025 campaign with 1,632 passing yards, 11 touchdowns against 12 interceptions across 10 games. But this stat line tells only half the story. The 2024 No.
Aaron Rodgers has not decided on his NFL future yet, but NFL insider Kimberly Martin wouldn’t be shocked if he finished his career with the Minnesota Vikings.
ESPN’s Adam Schefter reports the Vikings are open to trading OLB Jonathan Greenard. Schefter adds Minnesota would like to keep Greenard, but they are currently projected to be $46.5 million over the cap.
Per Alec Lewis of The Athletic, more than 10 teams are eyeing Vikings WR Jalen Nailor in free agency, and he will be one of the more sought after receivers on the open market.
Loyalty has a price tag in the NFL, and on March 1, the Minnesota Vikings proved theirs was exactly $18.65 million. Two veterans who were supposed to anchor
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.