The Pittsburgh Steelers are hitting the international waters as they head to Dublin, Ireland, for Week 4 against the Minnesota Vikings. This game will be very interesting as the Vikings are turning to backup quarterback Carson Wentz, who is coming off a massive 48-10 win over the Cincinnati Bengals.
What can't Josh Metellus do? The Vikings' ultra-versatile, Swiss Army knife defensive back took on a new role during Friday night's preseason finale in Tennessee: coach.
During the course of the preseason, the Minnesota Vikings are one of the many teams that have had position coaches calling plays. Offensive coordinator
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The Minnesota Vikings had one of the league’s best defenses last season, and it was from the help of several players on that side of the ball. One of those players is Josh Metellus, who has been consistent in the past two years for the Vikings.
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At long last, the Vikings came to an agreement with safety Josh Metellus, giving the team captain a well-deserved raise. Until the new agreement, Metellus was moving toward a final season under contract in the Twin Cities.
The Minnesota Vikings have prioritized extending their players this offseason with the latest being safety Josh Metellus, who just received a three-year, $36 million contract extension with a max value of $42 million.
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Ahead of the Vikings' annual night practice on Monday, head coach Kevin O'Connell provided injury updates on a few key players. Tight end T.J. Hockenson, center Ryan Kelly, and safety Josh Metellus are all "dealing with some day-to-day, normal training camp bumps and bruises," O'Connell said.
Josh Metellus is fresh off signing a three-year, $36 million contract extension with the Vikings, and he has a special game circled on the regular season schedule for 2025.
After the Minnesota Vikings chose him over incumbent starter Sam Darnold, J.J. McCarthy’s expectations are even higher in 2025 than they were a year ago.
When the Minnesota Vikings extended Josh Metellus over the weekend, they did so knowing that he was going to continue being the versatile chess piece that has been a revolutionary asset to Brian Flores' defense.
At long last, the Vikings have taken care of safety Josh Metellus, a team captain who thrives on specials and who has proven to be crucial to the Brian Flores defense.
Bears QB Caleb Williams took responsibility for his exorbitant sack totals last year and didn’t blame the offensive line or protection. “Part of it is my footwork and that lining up with the play,” Williams said, via Bears Wire.
The Minnesota Vikings agreed to an extension with safety Josh Metellus to the tune of three years and $36 million with a max value of $42 million and $25 million fully guaranteed.
Minnesota Vikings versatile safety Josh Metellus agreed to terms on a multi-year extension, head coach Kevin O'Connell announced on Saturday. While the Vikings did not divulge terms of the deal, multiple media outlets reported it was a three-year, $36 million extension.
Josh Metellus raised concerns about his tenure with the Minnesota Vikings after limited participation in the OTAs and mandatory minicamp. The franchise hasn't offered him an extension, and if things stay the same, he will become a free agent at the end of the season.
Josh Metellus is a huge talking point as the Minnesota Vikings kick off their training camp on Wednesday. The team captain is entering the final year of his contract and hasn't been offered an extension.
He all but said that he hopes to stick in Minnesota for the long haul, and he acknowledged that his camp has discussed a new contract with the Vikings front office.
The Minnesota Vikings have done two things really well under general manager Kwesi Adofo-Mensah: Sign players to contracts at a value Reward players who have earned more money Edge rusher Andrew Van Ginkey is the perfect example of that.
The final game of Wild Card weekend is currently underway. The Minnesota Vikings have travelled to Arizona to square off against the los Angeles Rams. Currently, the Rams lead the contest 17-3 in the second quarter.
Okay, okay...the question is a bit hyperbolic given the fact that there are so many elite athletes in the NFL who are much bigger names than Josh Metellus, but the evidence does suggest that the former Wolverine is extremely valuable to the Minnesota Vikings and one of the league's most versatile players.