The Minnesota Vikings suffered their first loss of the 2026 NFL season on Sunday against the Detroit Lions. Now 6-1, the Vikings remain atop the NFC North and have had a highly successful start to the year.
The Minnesota Vikings’ decision to release guard Trevor Keegan on Tuesday raises eyebrows and may be a signal that a bigger move is coming. Why? Because the Vikings are getting rid of a guard when they have very little depth at the position.
The Minnesota Vikings have waived guard Trevor Keegan, according to a report from insider Jordan Schultz that the team later confirmed. Minnesota also released tight end Bryson Nesbit from its practice squad in the same series of moves.
Ben Leber has seen enough from Kyler Murray and thinks the Minnesota Vikings would be better with Carson Wentz starting at quarterback. “I think you make the change to Carson Wentz and you see what this offense can do,” Leber said on the Sound The Horn podcast featuring him and Cy Amundson.
It’s an interesting back end of the roster move for the Minnesota Vikings that could both lead to something or nothing. The Minnesota Vikings have put a lot of work into improving their offensive line depth.
The NFL trade deadline is November 10 at 4 p.m. ET, and several teams have already signaled their intent to sell off. Several prominent players have already been moved, and these 25 could follow.
The Vikings are getting a lot of love for their defense this season. Defensive coordinator Brian Flores's unit is giving up the fewest points per game this season (13.3) and is second in sacks (25), while guiding the team to a 6-1 record.
It might be different if the NFC North was not the toughest division in football. Since all four teams have winning records and win percentages of .625 or better, there is little margin for error with any team — especially the Minnesota Vikings.
Just hours after our latest Vikings trade buzz story was published earlier today, NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport spoke about Minnesota’s trade deadline rumors and quarterback situation during an appearance on The Pat McAfee Show.
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.
Caleb Banks has the lowest grade of any rookie defensive tackle in the NFL, and that number is starting to follow the Minnesota Vikings’ first-round pick.
Two 6-1 teams enter Monday Night Football with very different questions. Can the Buffalo Bills keep rolling against the NFL’s stingiest defense? Can the Minnesota Vikings generate enough offense to avoid wasting another strong defensive performance?
With the Minnesota Vikings sitting at 6-1 on the season, making a move at the deadline is as much about morale as improving the on-field product. The Minnesota Vikings are one week away from the NFL trade deadline, and general manager Nolan Teasley has difficult decisions to make.
The NFC North looks a lot closer after the Vikings lost to the Lions on Sunday, marking their first loss of the season. It also wasn't a battle without casualties.
Sunday marked the Minnesota Vikings’ first loss since Nov. 30, 2025, but if fan and media reactions were your only measure, you might think the team was on a season-long winless streak.
Is Kyler Murray fixable? That question has followed the Minnesota Vikings after a rough 19-15 loss to the Detroit Lions. The answer takes nuance. It isn’t as simple as blaming Murray or head coach Kevin O’Connell.
Packers HC Matt LaFleur said they are aware of the prior allegations against RB Josh Jacobs and expects him to be a member of the team going forward. (Ryan
The Vikings are undefeated no longer. The Purple and Gold were outscored 19-15 at Ford Field in Week 8, moving their record on the season to 6-1 while remaining on top of the NFC North.
The Minnesota Vikings are facing a reality check. Their offense is not performing at a level that will allow them to have a realistic hope of competing against the best teams in the NFC and surviving the season.
Justin Jefferson was so frustrated by the Vikings’ loss to the Lions on Sunday that he declined to speak to the media in Detroit after the game, which spoke volumes in itself.
While speaking with reporters on Monday, Packers head coach Matt LaFleur revealed that it's the team's "intention" for Parsons to return to practice during the first full week of the month.
Minnesota wide receiver Jauan Jennings preferred to remain with the Vikings when his former team, the San Francisco 49ers, attempted to trade for him, according to multiple reports on Sunday.
Wide receiver Jauan Jennings’ market did not develop as expected this offseason, and he settled for a one-year, $8MM deal with the Vikings in early May.
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.