Although the endless hype and discussion around J.J. McCarthy is understandable, we shouldn't be overlooking the Vikings' other 2024 first-round pick. Dallas Turner, last year's No.
The Vikings were viewed as winners of the 2024 draft after landing not only the new franchise quarterback J.J. McCarthy, but also defender Dallas Turner, who dropped a few slots in the event.
Prior to the team's first practice of training camp on Wednesday, Vikings head coach Kevin O'Connell spoke to the media for a second straight day. Whereas Tuesday's session with KOC and Kwesi Adofo-Mensah focused more on J.J.
Dallas Turner, per some opinions, could have been the first defender off the board. Instead, Mr. Turner went at No. 17 after the Minnesota Vikings made a bold move up from No.
Last year in the first round of the NFL Draft, the Vikings had two selections and were widely expected to package those for a quarterback. J.J. McCarthy was available at the tenth overall slot, meaning the club saved the “other” pick, which they ultimately used (after another trade-up) to acquire Alabama’s Dallas Turner.
Dallas Turner, a young up-and-coming star at the Minnesota Vikings Linebacker position, and the 2024 number one draft pick, became the victim of an elaborate bank fraud that saw the rookie player lose a sizeable fortune of $240,000.
Amidst the media buzz of KaVontae Turpin’s arrest, the launch of Quarterback S2, and Patrick Mahomes’ body shape, there has been a recent development that has stunned not only the fans but also financial professionals.
Even those who are the best in the world at they do can get got. In an era where internet scamming and identity theft crimes are at an all-time high, Vikings linebacker Dallas Turner also fell victim to a scheme that robbed him of nearly a quarter of a million dollars earlier this year.
Minnesota Vikings edge rusher Dallas Turner finds himself out $240,000 due to a banking fraud scheme, according to a police investigation unearthed by The Star Tribune.
Minnesota Vikings second-year linebacker Dallas Turner lost $240,000 after falling victim to a bank fraud scheme. According to a search warrant affidavit
Lions DBs coach Deshea Townsend said they want to evaluate CB Ennis Rakestraw in the outside role this offseason. “Right now, we’re going to let him focus outside,” Townsend said, via Tim Twentyman of the team’s site.
Former Alabama football outside linebackers, Dallas Turner and Que Robinson were back in Tuscaloosa Tuesday spending time with Alabama’s current outside linebacker room.
Everyone does it. I’m guilty of it, you’re guilty of it, your siblings are guilty of it, your boss is guilty of it. It’s completely natural. We all daydream, we just all daydream about different things.
The Minnesota Vikings concluded their first mandatory minicamp practice, and it was an eventful one. The Vikings made two roster moves by signing tight
The Minnesota Vikings are in a crucial season. After three years of fixing the roster's salary cap issues, general manager Kwesi Adofo-Mensah spent like crazy this March to (hopefully) fix the trenches for good.
The Vikings are less than a week away from kicking off a critical NFL draft — one where they need to add impactful young talent despite currently possessing the weakest collection of picks of any of the league's 32 teams.
After some moving and grooving in the offseason, the Minnesota Vikings went into the 2024 NFL Draft with a pair of first round picks. The thought, at the time, was extreme flexibility.
Dallas Turner was the 17th pick taken in the 2024 NFL Draft. While he wasn’t the first Minnesota Vikings draft pick, back in April, he is the only 2024 1st round pick on the active roster this season.
Entering a new chapter in life can be scary. However, it hasn’t taken long for Minnesota Vikings rookie linebacker Dallas Turner to get comfortable at the next level.
In the 2024 NFL Draft, the Minnesota Vikings traded pick Nos. 23, 167, and third- and fourth-rounders in the 2025 NFL Draft to the Jacksonville Jaguars in exchange for pick No.
Minnesota Vikings head coach Kevin O’Connell is ready to see rookie edge rusher Dallas Turner become an impact player. While speaking to reporters during rookie minicamp on Friday, O’Connell detailed the plan for Turner in the Vikings’ defense.