The Minnesota Vikings are coming off a 14-3 season in which they earned the best record in NFL history of any team that did not win their division title.
The Minnesota Vikings are still waiting for the return of left tackle Christian Darrisaw, who is still recovering from the torn ACL he suffered last season in week 8 against the Los Angeles Rams.
Injuries are a significant part of football, and the Minnesota Vikings are feeling the brunt of that going into Week 2 against the Atlanta Falcons. The final injury report was released on Friday afternoon with the Vikings having three players ruled out: cornerback Jeff Okudah, edge rusher Andrew Van Ginkel, and left tackle Christian Darrisaw.
For the second consecutive week, the Minnesota Vikings will be featured in prime time in their Week 2 meeting with the Atlanta Falcons. However, they will prepare to get the job done shorthanded after ruling out left tackle Christian Darrisaw and linebacker Andrew Van Ginkel on Friday.
The Minnesota Vikings have a deceptively tough game against Michael Penix Jr. and the Atlanta Falcons this week in Minnesota with two second-year quarterbacks expected to battle it out for the win.
While Minnesota Vikings running backs were in a 50-50 timeshare for Week 1 against the Chicago Bears, not all opportunities are created equal. Jordan Mason took a lion's share of the workload on the ground, tallying 68 yards rushing on 15 carries in the 27-24 win on Monday night.
The Vikings will not have a couple of key players for Sunday's matchup against the Falcons. Outside linebacker Andrew Van Ginkel (concussion) and offensive tackle Christian Darrisaw (knee) are out for Week 2.
As years go by, it's easy to forget some of the players who suited up on the gridiron. While the quarterback is the one position in the NFL that is under
The Minnesota Vikings are in a tough spot when it comes to injuries going into their home opener against the Atlanta Falcons. They will likely end up playing a big factor for the Vikings, but the hope is they have the players who can step up.
The Vikings rallied from an 11-point fourth quarter deficit and beat the Bears 27-24 on Monday night, with J.J. McCarthy leading a thrilling comeback in his NFL debut.
J.J. McCarthy's heroics in Monday's 27-24 come-from-behind win has garnered significant attention, including from future Hall of Famer and current FOX NFL analyst Tom Brady.
Colin Cowherd has flipped his opinion of J.J. McCarthy faster than McCarthy led the Vikings to a comeback victory over the Bears in his NFL debut on Monday night.
Concerns about velocity, or a lack thereof, were overblown. The Vikings’ starting quarterback can sling it (the word “zip” got attached to Mr. McCarthy a time or two during the offseason).
Star receiver Justin Jefferson says the blame lies on him for the pick-six thrown by first year starting QB J.J. McCarthy in the third quarter of Minnesota's 27-24 win over the Bears.
Following a comeback win on the road in week 1, the Minnesota Vikings will have their home opener on Sept. 14. When fans arrive for the first home tilt of the 2025 season, they will find dozens of new food items dotting the concourse.
The Minnesota Vikings officially hosted six defensive free agents for tryouts on Thursday. The full list includes: DB Shemar Bartholomew DB Brandon Crossley
J.J. McCarthy led the Minnesota Vikings to a comeback win on Monday night, but that may not be the most exciting thing that has happened for the quarterback this week.
Blake Cashman‘s Week 1 hamstring injury made him a candidate for injured reserve. A month-long absence (if not longer) is indeed now in store for the veteran linebacker.
The Minnesota Vikings announced they have placed LB Blake Cashman and RB Ty Chandler on injured reserve. Additionally, the Vikings signed WR Tim Jones and TE Nick Vannett to the active roster and signed CB Tyrek Funderburk and LB Sione Takitaki to the practice squad.
Look, we’ve all seen superstars toss footballs into the stands or sign a quick autograph after games. But what Justin Jefferson did Monday night at Soldier Field?