Former Michigan State standout receiver Jalen "Speedy" Nailor has impressed throughout the first few days of Minnesota Vikings training camp as he enters his fifth NFL season, all with the same franchise.
The Organized Team Activities have kicked off at TCO Performance Center in Eagan, MN. Players prepare for a season that has the potential to be special for the entire organization, but some Vikings need big years for their careers.
Could 2025 be the breakout season that Michigan State alum and Minnesota Vikings wide receiver Jalen Nailor has been patiently waiting for? Judd Zulgad from Purple Daily, a podcast from SKOR North, believes it is .
The Michigan State Spartans have produced quality players in almost every era of the National Football League. One of the newest players representing an established era of NFL football is former Spartan and current Minnesota Vikings wide receiver, Jalen Nailor.
One look at the roster is enough to realize it’s a good time to be a Minnesota Vikings fan, with star players on both sides of the ball and at various positions.
Michigan State is well-represented in the NFL with a number of alums shining on their respective teams. A pair of Spartans could be on the move this offseason, though, each one being at two very different points in their careers.
Bears HC Ben Johnson said the team can be flexible when it comes to who they select with their first-round draft pick. “We feel like there are going to be a lot of good players available with that No.
The Las Vegas Raiders desperately need to add some more offensive weapons this offseason, as they really don't have a whole lot to work with in that area.
Michigan State fans fondly remember the days when former wide receiver Jalen Nailor was torching opposing defenses for 100 yards and a touchdown over his four-year career in East Lansing.
Minnesota Vikings wide receiver Jalen Nailor just posted the most productive regular season of his NFL career, catching 28 passes for 414 yards and six touchdowns.
There are several former Michigan State Spartans alumni who will be participating in the NFL playoffs over the next few weeks and have been integral pieces to each of their team's success this season.
In the midst of a tough 31-9 loss to the Detroit Lions, former Michigan State Spartan and current Minnesota Viking wide receiver Jalen Nailor emerged as one of the few bright spots for his team.
The Minnesota Vikings toppled the Green Bay Packers in a massive NFC North showdown on Sunday, and a former Michigan State Spartans star shined in the process.
Former Michigan State wide receiver and current Minnesota Viking Jalen Nailor has been terrific in his third season in the pros. As the third wide receiver on the field alongside Justin Jefferson and Jordan Addison, Nailor has improved his career numbers in his now third year in the league.
Michigan State alumni Seattle Seahawks Kenneth Walker and Minnesota Vikings Jalen Nailor will face off on Sunday afternoon in a matchup that will decide the fate of the NFC playoff picture.
Perhaps one of the most interesting offensive threats in the NFL is Minnesota Vikings wide receiver Jalen Nailor. The Michigan State Spartans product is certainly not elite.
When you think of the Minnesota Vikings' top weapons, you'll instantly think of Justin Jefferson. After all, he may already be one of the best wide receivers ever.
Through five games in 2024, Minnesota Vikings wide receiver Jalen Nailor has more receiving touchdowns than he did throughout the first two years of his career.
Ready for your moment, Jalen Nailor? Jordan Addison seems unlikely to play in Sunday's home opener against the 49ers due to an ankle injury, which would mean Nailor steps into the biggest opportunity of his career as the Vikings' No.
The Minnesota Vikings kicked off their regular season with a dominant victory against the New York Giants. They face a tougher test on Sunday against the San Francisco 49ers.
At the start of Minnesota Vikings training camp, WR3 felt like just as much of a roster issue as positions like cornerback and inside defensive line. Yes, Justin Jefferson and Jordan Addison an elite one, two combo.
Michigan and Michigan State are two of the most bitter in-state rivals in college football, even getting into a brawl in the tunnel of Michigan Stadium following their matchup during the 2022 season.
Talent has never been the issue for Jalen Nailor. Now in his third season, the 2022 sixth-round pick out of Michigan State has been a standout practice performer since the day he entered the NFL.
Minnesota Vikings’ wide receiver Jalen Nailor was part of the first draft class under general manager Kwesi Adofo-Mensah and head coach Kevin O’Connell.