It’s April 2025. The Vikings enter the NFL Draft with only two selections over the first 138 picks after trading significant capital the previous spring.
The Minnesota Vikings are entering a pivotal season in which returning to the NFL Playoffs in 2026 will be a requirement. One former Maryland Terrapin wide receiver, Tai Felton, is hoping to contribute to that goal with a more expanded role in the offense.
While J.J. McCarthy didn't do enough to win the starting quarterback job, several other young Vikings players have impressed head coach Kevin O'Connell at training camp.
After doing close to nothing as a rookie, Tai Felton has shown a lot of promise during the first two weeks of training camp. The Minnesota Vikings might have an emerging star on their hands, and it was one nobody expected.
How many of the NFL quarterbacks to rack up at least 4,000-passing-yards and toss at least 30 touchdowns in the same season can you name in six minutes?
As Vikings training camp continues throughout the week, so do many of the storylines that have intrigued the fans. This includes the main event of the quarterback duel, as well as many of the smaller positional battles throughout camp that will help determine the final 53-man roster and who makes the practice squad.
A few trades have rearranged the NFL's backup quarterback ranks, but the dust has mostly settled. From a mix of recent first-round disappointments, aging vets, and young project types, here is how the league's QB2 ranks look for the 2026 season.
Tai Felton is quickly turning heads in Minnesota Vikings training camp, transforming from a depth piece into a player the coaching staff can no longer overlook.
When you are selected outside of the top 100 in the NFL Draft, there is an expectation that you play special teams. One of the biggest roles on special teams is the gunner on punt coverage teams.
Already in an injury crisis, the Vikings' wide receiver room took two more hits during Wednesday's practice with both Jordan Addison and rookie Tai Felton leaving the session early.
They were the NFL’s least explosive team in the return game last season — and it wasn’t close. Minnesota finished dead last in kick return yards (341) and ranked fourth-worst in punt return yards (164) in 2024.
When the Minnesota Vikings selected wide receiver Tai Felton in the third round of the NFL Draft, it raised some eyebrows. Wide receiver wasn't the biggest need for the Vikings, especially with cornerback being in the state it currently is.
NFL stars can't play forever, and retirement is coming sooner than later for some of the league's top players. These 25 players could call it quits following the 2026 season.
The last time Tai Felton and J.J. McCarthy shared a football field, they were Big Ten rivals. Now, they share a locker room. Felton, a former Maryland standout and third-round pick in this year’s draft, is adjusting to life in the NFL with the Minnesota Vikings—and finding familiarity in an unlikely place.
It didn’t take long for Tai Felton to catch eyes in Minnesota. The former Maryland wide receiver, now a third-round pick for the Vikings, is already making waves at training camp.
Tai Felton is less than two months from his rookie debut with the Minnesota Vikings. The NFL regular season kicks off for Minnesota on September 8th, when they hit the road against the Chicago Bears.
Former Terrapin Tai Felton is entering his rookie season with the opportunity to become an early impact player for the Minnesota Vikings this fall. Following
The Minnesota Vikings selected Maryland football WR Tai Felton with the final pick of the third round in the 2025 NFL Draft. Minnesota gave quarterback J.J.
With only five picks in the 2025 NFL Draft (tied with Atlanta and Washington for the fewest in the league), the Vikings didn’t have much work to do in order to finish off their rookie class signings.
Each week, Yardbarker has monitored the 2025 NFL Draft, hosted Thursday-Saturday in Green Bay. This week, we're looking at under-the-radar prospects. From
It’s true. The 2025 wide receiver class is one of the worst in recent memory. There is a good chance that only two or three receivers end up being picked in Round 1 and the entire class lacks depth.
Maryland wide receiver Tai Felton put together one of the more impressive careers during his time in College Park. In fact, a quick look at his career highlights reveal that he's one of the greatest wide receivers to ever come through the football program.
Tai Felton's creativity as a playmaker makes him an intriguing WR2 candidate for an offense. A former three-star recruit out of Stone Bridge High School in Ashburn, Virginia, where he was the 28th-ranked recruit in his state and the 155th-graded WR in the 2021 cycle.
After four seasons with the Maryland football team, wide receiver Tai Felton has officially declared for the 2025 NFL Draft. Felton released a heartfelt statement on his social media accounts, showing love to everyone who’s made this dream a reality for the former three-star recruit out of Ashburn, VA.
The initial College Football Playoff rankings were released on Tuesday, and to no surprise, the Oregon Ducks were No. 1 ranked. After a dominant showing on the road at The Big House against Michigan, the Ducks are flying high, and the forward momentum surrounding the program is palpable.
The Gophers will welcome star Maryland wide receiver Tai Felton to Huntington Bank Stadium this weekend. He ranks fifth in the country and leads the Big Ten with 803 receiving yards the season.
For the first time this season, Maryland star wide receiver Tai Felton didn’t reach 100 receiving yards, snapping his streak in Saturday’s 42-28 loss to Indiana.
Billy Edwards Jr. threw for 328 yards and two touchdowns, guiding Maryland to a 38-20 win over Villanova, Saturday afternoon in College Park, Md. Tai Felton had a career-high 14 receptions for 157 yards and a touchdown to become the first player in Terrapins history to open a season with four straight games with at least 100 receiving yards.