The Vikings are locking in one of their defensive standouts for another season. Minnesota has signed Pro Bowl linebacker Andrew Van Ginkel to a one-year, $23 million contract extension, according to NFL Network Insiders Ian Rapoport and Tom Pelissero.
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 ensured they kept a key member of their defense for an extra year because of his Pro Bowl-worthy performance in 2024. According to NFL insider Ian Rapoport, the Vikings and linebacker Andrew Van Ginkel agreed on a one-year, $23 million extension on Tuesday.
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The Minnesota Vikings had a phenomenal regular season in 2024. They went 14-3, finished second in the NFC North, but lost to the Los Angeles Rams in the Wild Card Round.
There were a few players on the Minnesota Vikings roster who have earned extensions, and one finally got one. General manager Kwesi Adofo-Mensah and the Vikings have extended edge rusher Andrew Van Ginkel for one more year, worth a whopping $23 million with nearly all of it guaranteed at $22.4 million.
The Wisconsin Badgers haven't had a lot of junior college success stories, but one of their shining examples continues to blaze a path forward. No one was quite sure what to expect when Andrew Van Ginkel transferred to UW from Iowa Western Community College in 2017, but two strong seasons in Madison made him an NFL draft pick.
ESPN’s Adam Schefter reports the Vikings are signing LB Andrew Van Ginkel to a one-year, $23 million extension. Schefter adds the deal includes $22.4 million in guaranteed money.
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.
Kwesi Adofo-Mensah isn’t completely unfamiliar with the issues posed by a player holding out since becoming the GM of the Vikings. Danielle Hunter comes to mind, a sensational edge rusher who was at training camp but who didn’t participate (it was referred to as a “hold-in”).
Over the course of the first 10 weeks of 2025, the Minnesota Vikings have been sent 41 unique players over the span of 321 different mock drafts. Of those, 167 selections have been to just 12 defenders, all of which were members of the secondary.
Going into the offseason, the Minnesota Vikings have just three official selections in the NFL Draft with a fourth likely coming with a compensatory selection in the third round.
Several former Miami Dolphins had big years en route to playoff appearances in 2024. Andrew Van Ginkel earned Pro Bowl honors in his first year with the
Minnesota Vikings rookie quarterback J.J. McCarthy and linebacker Andrew Van Ginkel were in attendance the Minnesota Timberwolves-Denver Nuggets game Saturday afternoon at Target Center in Minneapolis.
The Los Angeles Rams have been tested all season long. They have answered all the calls and have come out on top. Another test awaits them in the first playoff game.
Well-deserved, all of them The Associated Press has just announced their 2024 All-Pro Teams, and between the first and second teams three members of the Minnesota Vikings got the nod.
Vikings outside linebacker Andrew Van Ginkel may not end up winning defensive player of the year, but he certainly at least belongs in the conversation.
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 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.
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.
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.