The Minnesota Vikings have moved forward with their preparations for minicamp as media outlets continue to decipher each NFL team’s 2025 NFL Draft. Minnesota started with just four picks but left the draft with five selections.
Vikings quarterback J.J. McCarthy was able to play only one preseason game during his rookie year. But as he detailed this week, he still gained a lot from sitting and watching things unfold over the course of 2024 — particularly from now-Seahawks quarterback Sam Darnold.
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The Minnesota Vikings have acquired 20 undrafted rookies, including some promising players like pass rusher Tyler Batty, potential punt returner Silas Bolden, and offensive lineman Logan Brown.
The Minnesota Vikings employ one of the most dynamic WR duos in the NFL, with Jordan Addison proving he can be a reliable sidekick. The main attraction, of course, remains Justin Jefferson, from a yardage standpoint, the most productive receiver ever through five seasons.
The offseason brings reason for excitement, even for the NFL's bottom feeders. Here's a look at one roster add every fanbase should be excited about heading into the 2025 season.
As we enter the doldrums of the offseason, the Minnesota Vikings know how to keep things interesting. On the day when quarterback J.J. McCarthy spoke to the media for the first time since the fall, they announced a one-year extension with edge rusher Andrew Van Ginkel. The move raised a lot of questions about the future of the defense.
On Tuesday, the Minnesota Vikings addressed one of the remaining items on their offseason to-do list when they handed pass rusher Andrew Van Ginkel a one-year contract extension for $23 million.
The Vikings added 25 rookies to their roster this past weekend, making five selections in the draft and signing 20 undrafted players — several of whom are intriguing — to round out their offseason roster.
The Vikings accomplished an important piece of business on Tuesday when they signed outside linebacker Andrew Van Ginkel to a one-year contract extension that gives him a nice raise and keeps him in Minnesota through the 2026 season.
Did the Vikings find a steal in the sixth round of this year's NFL draft with Penn State linebacker Kobe King? There are a few reasons to believe he might be a nice find for Minnesota and defensive coordinator Brian Flores moving forward.
The Minnesota Vikings bowed out of the first round of the 2025 NFL Playoffs early as Sam Darnold failed to make the connections needed with his skill players to lead the team to victory against the Los Angeles Rams.
Don’t look now, but the Minnesota Vikings may have the best offensive line they have had in a very, very long time. After the acquisitions of Will Fries and Ryan Kelly in free agency, the team decided to draft former Ohio State standout Donovan Jackson to come in and compete for the other starting guard spot.
The Minnesota Vikings invested big-time during last year’s draft, acquiring not only one but two high-profile players in the first round. As a result, the Vikes got only one player out of the second and third rounds of the 2024 and 2025 drafts: Wideout Tai Felton.
Many opinions about the Minnesota Vikings’ 2025 NFL Draft have been shared due to their lack of picks. The Vikings made five selections in the draft, three of which came on day three.
After correctly identifying — well ahead of time — some of the players the Vikings wound up taking late in the NFL draft and signing as undrafted free agents, it's clear that Alec Lewis is extremely plugged in as a Minnesota Vikings insider.
In all likelihood, Brian Flores is pleased to have the addition to his edge rusher crew. Tyler Batty, a mammoth pass rusher, is now a Viking after agreeing to an undrafted free agency deal.
The Minnesota Vikings signed Pro Bowl linebacker Andrew Van Ginkel to a contract extension on Tuesday, with multiple reports saying it was a one-year, $23 million extension through the 2026 season.
The Minnesota Vikings' 2025 season has been years in the making and highly anticipated. After replacing Rick Spielman and Mike Zimmer, the new Vikings regime set out a plan to rebuild the roster while remaining competitive.