The quarterback competition for the Minnesota Vikings is between JJ McCarthy and Kyler Murray. While McCarthy is still developing his game, Murray is in the process of learning the offense created by head coach Kevin O’Connell.
The Vikings' offseason program has wrapped up. Rookies and other young players will remain in the building for a few more practice sessions next week, but the veterans are headed their separate ways for a five-to-six-week break until training camp begins.
The Minnesota Vikings’ fanbase is not happy about Ryan Grigson still being with the organization, and the answer feels rather simple. Now that the Minnesota Vikings are done with mandatory minicamp, there will be a 5-6 week dead period.
We know that the Minnesota Vikings quarterback position has a feisty battle going, but there are interesting elements at play. Minnesota Vikings head coach Kevin O’Connell has made things perfectly clear where the quarterback competition stands.
Yardbarker's best-of NFL positional series continues with linebackers. This does not cover pure pass-rushing threats -- we will get to them -- but rather true off-ball defenders who thrived as traditional inside and outside 'backers.
Is it just us, or has the buzz about J.J. McCarthy been all positive ever since he set Minnesota on fire by comparing his relationship with Kyler Murray two guys sitting on opposite sides of a high school classroom?
Vikings minicamp is in the rearview mirror, which means there won't be another full-squad practice at TCO Performance Center until training camp begins in late July.
Cam Robinson's stint in Minnesota was short. Ten weeks to be exact. But it's still a memorable stop along his career. In an interview with former Saints and Dolphins Pro Bowl offensive lineman Terron Armstead, Robinson talked fondly about his 10-week whirlwind in Minnesota during the Vikings' 14-3 season in 2024.
Numerous reports and also comments made by certain Minnesota Vikings players led outsiders to assume that Vikings head coach Kevin O'Connell would name free-agency signing Kyler Murray the team's starting quarterback over 2024 first-round draft pick J.J.
When you are in a salary cap league like the NFL, you have to take calculated risks. The Minnesota Vikings have done that at a critical position. The offseason for the Minnesota Vikings wasn’t the most active across the board.
While speaking with reporters on Thursday, Jefferson revealed that he plans to continue working with both signal-callers through the NFL's summer break.
While many have already written JJ McCarthy off, he’s only entering the third season of his career and is still very much developing his quarterback skills.
The Minnesota Vikings have head coach Kevin O’Connell teasing who’ll start at quarterback for 2026. O’Connell blurted out two days ago that the Vikings competition behind center is a heated one.
Thursday afternoon brought more clarity to the quarterback competition between Kyler Murray and J.J. McCarthy. Mandatory minicamp is over for the Minnesota Vikings and the quarterback competition is going to live on through the course of training camp.
We expected new Minnesota Vikings general manager Nolan Teasley to make changes, and the first ones are massive. When the Minnesota Vikings hired general manager Nolan Teasley, we expected some changes in the front office.
New general manager Nolan Teasley and the Minnesota Vikings are parting ways with four front office staffers as they shake things up in that area, according to The Athletic's Alec Lewis.
The Minnesota Vikings still have some big decisions to make as the 2026 NFL offseason continues, with the regular season set to begin in just over three months.
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According to Adam Schefter, the 49ers have signed RB Sincere McCormick and waived RB Jordan Mims in a corresponding move. McCormick, 25, was a three-year starter at UTSA and was the CUSA Offensive Player of the Year.
One year remains on Brian O’Neill‘s current deal. The longtime Vikings right tackle is seeking a new commitment, something which has impacted his offseason participation to date.
Justin Jefferson is paying attention to the quarterback battle the Minnesota Vikings are having in the offseason. After a relatively down season for the four-time Pro Bowl wide receiver, Jefferson is hoping to return to his top form in 2026, and that will largely depend on Minnesota’s quarterback play.