Good things happen when the Vikings throw the ball to Justin Jefferson. After Aaron Jones broke a tackle and scampered down to the 1 yard-line, the Vikings dialed up a fade from Kyler Murray to Jefferson in the left side of the end zone.
The Colts are at the epicenter of this year’s trade deadline frenzy, as they have already dealt Quenton Nelson and DeForest Buckner and are entertaining discussions regarding RB Jonathan Taylor .
Now that the Vikings are the NFL's last undefeated team as of Sunday afternoon, expectations are high for the Purple and Gold this season. An NFC North crown and a playoff appearance would be great, but the Super Bowl must be the goal.
The Minnesota Vikings are fighting for respect and to maintain their undefeated record Sunday when they travel to Detroit to take on the division rival Lions at Ford Field.
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.
Just 10 days and two games separate the Minnesota Vikings from the NFL’s Nov. 10 trade deadline, and the latest on Sunday morning suggests that Minnesota remains interested in Colts running back Jonathan Taylor, while wide receiver Jauan Jennings might be expendable.
According to Jay Glazer, the 49ers and Vikings had worked out the terms of a trade that would have returned WR Jauan Jennings to San Francisco. However, the deal was contingent on Jennings hopping on a video call with HC Kyle Shanahan and GM John Lynch and approving a deal.
The Minnesota Vikings’ ownership story began with a promise to keep the team at home. In May 2005, NFL owners unanimously approved a $600 million sale to an investment group led by New Jersey real estate developer Zygi Wilf.
The Minnesota Vikings have built one of the league’s most impressive starts at 6-0, sitting atop the NFC with a defense that has been nearly impenetrable.
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The Minnesota Vikings head into action against the Detroit Lions as the only undefeated team in the NFL. They have gained quite a bit of attention because they have built a sensational defense that has allowed the fewest points in the league and has been dominant in a number of categories.
Not to sound overly dramatic, but this game may end up defining the season for the Vikings. The Lions will be the first real test the team has had in weeks, and it's fairly easy to say that if Minnesota wins, 2026 is Super Bowl or bust.
Six wins, zero losses and still no respect. That’s been the running joke around Eagan all month, and the national picks for Sunday at Ford Field won’t do much to change it.
The Vikings are the NFL’s lone remaining undefeated team. An addition or two prior to the trade deadline would certainly come as no surprise. First-year general manager Nolan Teasley has been aggressive in calling about trade targets, Amazon Prime’s James Palmer reported during this week’s Thursday Night Football broadcast (video link).
The Minnesota Vikings are a team that is likely to be active around the trade deadline. Being the only undefeated team in the league means the team is on track to make the postseason and hopefully make a deep run.
Now in his 10th NFL season, 31-year-old veteran running back Aaron Jones has continued to provide value in the backfield. Jones is in his third year as a member of the Vikings and before the year started he was expected to be more of a receiving back behind Jordan Mason and to take carries as necessary.
The Minnesota Vikings are facing a major test on their schedule this week as they face an explosive Detroit Lions team on the road. Even though the Vikings
The Vikings have gotten off to a perfect 6-0 start, but a road test on Nov. 15 against the Packers is approaching on the horizon. It appears likely that Green Bay will be without its superstar pass rusher, Micah Parsons, for that game.
Reports emerged on Saturday morning that the Colts are officially “open” to trading superstar running back Jonathan Taylor. The Vikings are reportedly among the teams that have already shown interest, but how much will it cost?
Sometimes a change of scenery is less about a player failing and more about finding a place to contribute. Jauan Jennings may be approaching that situation in Minnesota, and an interesting trade proposal suggests the Washington Commanders could be a landing spot.
The Vikings have a pretty clean final injury report ahead of Sunday’s marquee NFC North showdown with the Lions at Ford Field. Running back Aaron Jones (knee) didn’t practice on Wednesday, but he got in a limited session on Thursday and was a full participant on Friday.
The NFL’s Nov. 10 trade deadline is still 11 days away, but already there have been some blockbuster moves around the league. Quenton Nelson to Seattle,
Justin Jefferson certainly wishes his numbers would look a lot better, but the number he's most focused on right now is the six by the Minnesota Vikings in the standings.