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With the 2023 NFL trade deadline just 27 hours away, your Los Angeles Chargers' front office had better be making a flurry of phone calls as the club prepares for the second half of its season.
The Vikings miscues started on the very first play when tight end Josh Oliver coughed up the ball after a 15-yard gain, which led to the Chiefs’ first touchdown in their 27-20 victory.
One can only wonder what was really going through Kevin O'Connell's head at around 3:27 p.m. central time on Sunday afternoon. It was the very first play from scrimmage against the Chiefs, and the Vikings were looking to get off to a fast start.
The Vikings have a fumbling problem. Minnesota entered Sunday's game with seven fumbles lost in the first four weeks. And as if on cue, the team lost another on the first play from scrimmage when tight end Josh Oliver fumbled at the end of a 15-yard reception.
When the Vikings' first move of free agency this spring was to sign blocking tight end Josh Oliver to a three-year, $21 million deal, some fans were understandably confused.
The Minnesota Vikings have oodles of nicknames among locker room mates, and quarterback Kirk Cousins has recently done his damnedest to assign a new one.
Have a glance at the NFL’s top tight ends through four games, according to Pro Football Focus, and the pecking order might raise eyebrows. Why? Well, a Minnesota Viking tops the list — but not that one.
Wise GMs don’t pay for past production. What’s been accomplished will remain in the past, events that will be cherished in fond memories and nostalgic afternoons.
The Minnesota Vikings have 15 games remaining, dropping the first two showdowns to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and Philadelphia Eagles, a melancholy start after a 13-4 record in 2022.
Two good tight ends can help the Vikings realize the potential of the personnel group Using more double tight end formations (12 personnel) isn’t a new idea in the NFL.
EAGAN — Kirk Cousins wound up to throw deep. There are only a handful of times per practice that he lets loose, so you stop and watch when a long pass is on its way.
Josh Oliver has a believer in offensive coordinator Wes Phillips. Indeed, the new tight end has commonly been praised by the OC for both his ability as a blocker and as a pass catcher.
The 2022 Minnesota Vikings were in the first year of the tenure of a new head coach and offensive coordinator. They had to use much of the personnel already in the building but had fresh ideas on how the offense should look.
The Minnesota Vikings opened training camp this week in Eagan, which is a fancy way of saying every player is on track for a breakout season and few can do any wrong.
The Minnesota Vikings have left fans wondering many questions over the past few months of the offseason with massive turnover taking place across their roster, specifically defensively.
Every year, NFL teams have players that take on much bigger roles than expected going into the season. Last year, the Vikings saw a couple players fit this description, such as CB Duke Shelley and DT Khyiris Tonga.
Ahead of the Vikings' 2023 training camp beginning in late July, we'll be taking a look at every player on the 90-man roster, counting down from 99 to 0 (excluding the UDFAs, who we've already profiled).
The calendar flipped from June to July this past weekend, and with that, we officially only have a few weeks to go until training camp begins. However, while the slow period of the offseason continues, we will keep working through the position rankings across the NFC North.
It took about three months, but Minnesota Vikings fans had an epiphany. The Minnesota Vikings shocked their fanbase in mid-March, making TE Josh Oliver the team’s first free-agent signing.
Back in March, the Vikings' first move of free agency was signing tight end Josh Oliver to a three-year, $21 million contract, which was a head-scratcher for many fans given T.J.
“Have you seen the guy?” That’s the rhetorical question Vikings OC Wes Phillips directed toward Minnesota media members in his recent press conference.
New Vikings tight end Josh Oliver is replacing Irv Smith Jr. this season, and he's also taking his jersey number, the 84 that Hall of Famer Randy Moss made iconic in Minnesota. Oliver becomes the fifth Vikings player to wear 84 since Moss was traded to the Raiders in 2005.
The Minnesota Vikings agreed to terms with tight end Josh Oliver on a three-year, $21 million deal, NFL Network reported Monday. Oliver, who turns 26 on March 21, gets $10.75 million guaranteed and has incentives that can boost the deal to $24 million, per the report.
The third-year pro is near lock to make the roster as the No. 3 tight end if can keep up the good work. When the Baltimore Ravens traded a conditional
The Jacksonville Jaguars already had a lot of question marks at the tight end position entering the first day of the new league year. They ended up creating
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