Christian Darrisaw was knocked out of the Vikings’ 15-10 win over the Dolphins twice on Sunday, the second injury finishing his day. Darrisaw left the game in the second quarter with a neck injury.
The Minnesota Vikings were hoping that their offense would finally start to show some consistency when they took on the Miami Dolphins in Week 4 at U.S.
Almost two years removed from a devastating knee injury, Vikings left tackle Christian Darrisaw finally feels like himself again. As far as non-quarterback offseason developments go for this franchise, that's about as big and important as it gets.
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The Minnesota Vikings agreed to a massive contract extension with right tackle Brian O’Neill. The deal is a four-year extension worth $96 million. This is O’Neill’s second $90+ million-dollar extension in his career, after signing a five-year extension worth $92.5 million in 2021.
A few trades have rearranged the NFL's backup quarterback ranks, but the dust has mostly settled. From a mix of recent first-round disappointments, aging vets, and young project types, here is how the league's QB2 ranks look for the 2026 season.
After transferring from the Colorado Buffaloes, LSU Tiger OT Jordan Seaton is ready to take a massive step forward. Height: 6-5 Weight: 307 pounds Year: Junior Pro Comparison: Christian Darrisaw Strong hands.
Lions WR coach Scottie Montgomery has seen more athleticism from WR Isaac TeSlaa this offseason than TeSlaa showed during his rookie season. “He’s done a good job of going and getting the football since he’s been here and then now at the top of his breaks, they’re so much cleaner,” Montgomery said, via MLive’s Jacob Richman.
The Minnesota Vikings have drawn a lot of attention this offseason because of their quarterback situation, but there is plenty of talent all over the roster that makes this an intriguing team heading into the 2026 season.
It’s a huge win for the Minnesota Vikings, who had a bevy of brutal offensive line issues during the 2025 season. The biggest issue going into the 2026 season for many with the Minnesota Vikings wasn’t the quarterback position, but rather the offensive line.
Vikings LT Christian Darrisaw played in only 17 games over the last two seasons after tearing ligaments in his knee in 2024 and experiencing lingering issues in 2025.
After multiple days of the Vikings reportedly restructuring contracts of key players like Justin Jefferson, Christian Darrisaw, T.J. Hockenson, and others, specific information is now being revealed about each player's updated contract.
NFL stars can't play forever, and retirement is coming sooner than later for some of the league's top players. These 25 players could call it quits following the 2026 season.
The Minnesota Vikings entered the offseason with one of the worst salary cap situations in the NFL. They were projected to be around $46 million over the salary cap, but the moves that have already been reported will save the Vikings a significant amount.
According to Tom Pelissero, the Vikings are restructuring the contracts of WR Justin Jefferson and LT Christian Darrisaw to create cap space. Minnesota is currently $46.67 over this year’s salary cap and still must free up a lot of money off the books.
The Vikings placed linebacker Jonathan Greenard and safety Josh Metellus on injured reserve earlier this week, ending their seasons. Add left tackle Christian Darrisaw to the list.
The Minnesota Vikings have dealt with a lot of injuries so far this season. Going into the game on Sunday against the New York Giants, there were still plenty of injuries to deal with, including left tackle Christian Darrisaw.
Vikings HC Kevin O’Connell announced they are placing LT Christian Darrisaw on injured reserve. Darrisaw hasn’t played since Week 14 due to a knee injury and missed three of the past four games.
The Minnesota Vikings continue to deal with injuries on both sides of the football. This week, it's all about the trenches. In Wednesday's injury report,
The Minnesota Vikings are one wrong result away from being eliminated from the playoffs. It's their own fault, as they currently sit at 5-8 on the season due to the inconsistency with quarterback J.J.
The Minnesota Vikings lost their seat atop the AFC West after getting pillaged by the Los Angeles Chargers, 37-10, at SoFi Stadium on Thursday. The Vikings dropped back-to-back assignments for the first time this season after also losing to the Philadelphia Eagles in Week 7.
Wednesday afternoon brought the final Minnesota Vikings injury report, and it didn't deliver good news. After being off of it on both Monday and Tuesday, left tackle Christian Darrisaw made an appearance on the injury report with a questionable distinction after being declared a "did not participate" on Wednesday.
It's hard to overstate how important Christian Darrisaw is to the Vikings' offense. When you compare the way they played without him over the first two weeks of this season to how they looked on Sunday with their star left tackle back on the field, a case can be made that he's the most valuable player on the entire roster.
Just when Minnesota Vikings fans thought things were looking up after a gritty Week 1 comeback, the injury report dropped like a lead balloon. Minnesota will be without a trio of key players for its Sunday night showdown against the Atlanta Falcons, and the biggest name on that list is left tackle Christian Darrisaw.
The Vikings will be without safety Harrison Smith during tonight’s game against the Bears. Minnesota’s offensive line could also be shorthanded during the team’s season opener.
Vikings star left tackle Christian Darrisaw continues to make progress in his return from last October's major season-ending knee injury. He recently started participating in some limited 11-on-11 reps at training camp for the first time, and he'll continue to follow the ramp-up plan the team has set for him moving forward.
Vikings left tackle Christian Darrisaw will not begin training camp on a restricted list, signaling his rapid recovery from torn anterior cruciate and medial collateral ligaments and a positive omen as Minnesota introduces another new starting quarterback.
The Minnesota Vikings will be whole again on offense at some point relatively early in the upcoming season.
Vikings left tackle Christian Darrisaw underwent successful surgery on Monday, the team announced, to repair the torn anterior cruciate ligament and medial collateral ligament in his left knee.
Not only did the Minnesota Vikings lose on Thursday, they lost one of their best players, Christian Darrisaw, to a season-ending ACL injury. With the Vikings still in a strong position to claim a playoff spot, Darrisaw’s absence will likely lead to GM Kwesi Adofo-Mensah making some roster changes at the left tackle position.
Not only did the Vikings lose their game on Thursday, but they lost a key player for the season as well.
The Minnesota Vikings took their second-straight loss of the 2024 season on Thursday. Now 5-2, there’s some soul searching that’ll need to be done at TCO Performance Center this weekend, after the Vikings fell to a very mediocre Los Angeles Rams team that played like their season on the line, which it was.
Vikings LT Christian Darrisaw suffered an apparent knee injury towards the end of the first half and was ruled out for the rest of the game. Darrisaw, 25, was a three-year starter at Virginia Tech and was named first-team All-ACC in 2020.
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