On Sunday, Kyle Van Noy will play his first game as a member of the Vikings. The two-time Super Bowl winner joined the practice squad last week to help increase the team's pass rush depth.
The Vikings checked off an important piece of business last week when they signed longtime right tackle Brian O'Neill, one of their captains and best players, to a four-year contract extension worth up to $96 million.
The Vikings signing Brian O'Neill to a four-year, $96 million contract extension made a lot of sense. He's been a model of consistency throughout his eight-year career, as well as a beloved teammate and locker room leader.
32 quarterbacks in NFL history have throw for more than 6,000 yards in the first two seasons of their career. How many of those QBs can you name in five minutes?
After the $96 million extension of right tackle Brian O’Neill this week, the Vikings will be looking at who else they need to lock down on long-term extensions this season before those players hit free agency.
All 32 teams have hope for a perfect 17-0 regular season as another year begins, but the odds aren't in their favor. As the season opens, we predict the first loss for each team in 2026.
There are some people in the NFL you just don't want to test with certain things. Single-blocking Myles Garrett. Giving Drake Maye single-high coverage.
J.J. McCarthy's return to action in the Vikings' Week 9 win over the Lions drew all the headlines, but it was a return on the opposite side of the ball that helped Minnesota's defense put up one of its best performances of the season.
The Minnesota Vikings are not happy with a veteran Detroit Lions wide receiver. Linebacker Andrew Van Ginkel and several players on the Vikings called out Kalif Raymond this week for a block they considered dangerous and cheap.
Vikings outside linebacker Andrew Van Ginkel was not happy with a blindside block from Lions wide receiver Kalif Raymond during Sunday's game in Detroit.
The Vikings could really use some injury reinforcements if they're going to have a chance at pulling off the upset in J.J. McCarthy's return to action next Sunday in Detroit.
Within all of the discussion around J.J. McCarthy's injury, which includes the "soft benching" conspiracy theory, one question comes up a lot: Why didn't the Vikings place him on injured reserve?
Be it stars returning from late-season injuries to starter-level players who missed most or all of last season, the NFL features a host of rehab odysseys to follow as training camps near.
There will be no hooker parties on Lake Minnetonka this week as the wives of Minnesota Vikings players are well aware that Oct. 6 marks the 20-year anniversary
The Minnesota Vikings announced they’ve ruled out OL Donovan Jackson, QB J.J. McCarthy, OLB Andrew Van Ginkel, and TE Ben Yurosek for Week 4. It was reported
Andrew Van Ginkel flipped the script in his first season with the Minnesota Vikings. The edge rusher arrived from Miami on a two-year deal worth $20 million and delivered a career-best season.
Andrew Van Ginkel's first season with the Minnesota Vikings couldn't have gone much better. He was exactly what Brian Flores' defense needed, and he stuffed the stat sheet all season en route to earning a Pro Bowl berth, second-team All-Pro nod, and some DPOY votes.
The Minnesota Vikings surprised everyone on Tuesday when they announcedan extension of edge rusher Andrew Van Ginkel. The deal was announced as a one-year extension worth $23 million with $22.4 million guaranteed.
The Vikings locked linebacker Andrew Van Ginkel in for the next two seasons on Tuesday by agreeing with the six-year veteran on a one-year extension.
Andrew Van Ginkel impressed upon reuniting with Brian Flores, enjoying a productive season as a pass rusher to help the Vikings finish the season as a top-five defense. The team will reward the former Dolphins defender for his work.
Aside from the holidays, there's another reason for Minnesota Vikings outside linebacker Andrew Van Ginkel to celebrate. Van Ginkel has been named the NFC's Defensive Player of the Week for his Week 16 performance against the Seattle Seahawks.
The Vikings made several defensive additions in free agency that have contributed to the team’s 4-0 start this season, but perhaps none have made more
Did the Vikings' draft moves cast doubt over the future of a recently acquired starter?
Here are five deals agreed upon during the legal tampering period that we could look back on as steals.
The Minnesota Vikings have agreed to sign Miami Dolphins edge rusher Andrew Van Ginkel, according to Jason Sarney of Dolphins Talk. It’s a two-year, $20 million deal that features $14 million in guaranteed money, per ESPN’s Adam Schefter.
The Philadelphia Eagles made some major changes to their coaching staff this offseason. While head coach Nick Sirianni will be back for at least one more season, his coordinators will be changing for the third straight year.
In sports, situations can sometimes be just as important as talent, and we've seen plenty of instances throughout NFL history of players elevating their game after changing teams.
Andrew Van Ginkel is about to find himself in the same scenario as this same time last year, and he now has made it clear he's hoping for the same resolution.
Injuries to Jerome Baker and Andrew Van Ginkel on Sunday night appear likely to be season-enders.
Miami Dolphins linebacker Andrew Van Ginkel appeared on "Good Morning Football" on Wednesday and discussed how he played with a broken nose during the team's Week 15 win against the New York Jets.
It was in the victory against the New England Patriots that Andrew Van Ginkel asserted himself as the Dolphins' best defender.
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