The Minnesota Vikings have had an eventful offseason so far. They have entered a new era now that long-time quarterback Kirk Cousins left for the Atlanta Falcons.
The Minnesota Vikings announced the signing of veteran tight end Robert Tonyan on Thursday. Tonyan, 30, caught 11 passes for 112 yards and no touchdowns in 17 games (six starts) for the Chicago Bears in 2023.
Signing players from division rivals is common practice, and the NFC North isn’t any different. The Lions have just signed Marcus Davenport, who was underwhelming in his only season with the Vikings because of injuries.
Minnesota Vikings general manager Kwesi Adofo-Mensah has been busy this offseason, overhauling an offense led by Kirk Cousins for the past six seasons.
The Minnesota Vikings are signing TE Robert Tonyan, who needs only to join the Detroit Lions at some point in his career to have run through the whole of the NFC North.
According to Adam Schefter, the Vikings signed TE Robert Tonyan to a contract on Thursday. Minnesota confirmed they signed Tonyan and cut LB Donovan Manuel in a corresponding move. Tonyan, 29, originally signed on with the Lions as an undrafted free agent out of Indiana State back in 2017.
The general consensus all along has been that Minnesota Vikings incoming rookie quarterback J.J. McCarthy will start right from the jump in 2024. But are we placing unrealistic expectations on McCarthy?
Technically, the top spots belong to a couple of trade possibilities. The Vikings’ most lucrative moves for the 2024 budget — as in, the singular decisions they can make to carve out the most cap space in the present moment — involve trading out players who aren’t going anywhere.
The NFL released the 2024 schedule on Wednesday, and the Minnesota Vikings weren’t afforded many favors. The club technically has nine home games, as all NFC teams this season are allotted, but one is in Great Britain.
The Minnesota Vikings will have defensive coordinator Brian Flores participate in the Coach Accelerator.
As the Minnesota Vikings prepare for the upcoming 2024 NFL season, there are major questions surrounding the injury status of tight end T.J. Hockenson.
The 2024 Minnesota Vikings schedule has been released with a few notable features. Most prominently, of course, is the trip in Week 5 to London to face Aaron Rodgers’ New York Jets.
The Minnesota Vikings selected J.J. McCarthy with the 10th overall pick of the NFL Draft late last month, and everyone has assumed that McCarthy will be the starting quarterback come Week 1.
On Wednesday night, the Minnesota Vikings and the rest of the NFL revealed their schedules for the 2024 regular season. Shortly after the regular season schedule came out, though, Minnesota also decided to announce their full preseason schedule for 2024.
T.J. Hockenson discussed when he may be ready to take the field following the brutal knee injury he suffered on Christmas Eve.
The following questions are about current Minnesota Vikings topics, answered by VikingsTerritory. Today is the May 16th edition, addressed in a from-the-hip fashion.
Minnesota Vikings tight end T.J. Hockenson suffered a devastating knee injury late last season, tearing his ACL and his MCL in a Week 16 loss to the Detroit Lions.
Minnesota Vikings fans are very familiar with Aaron Jones. The longtime Green Bay Packer had been on multiple great offenses in Green Bay, being the lead back at the end of the Aaron Rodgers era.
The unveiling of the Minnesota Vikings’ schedule for the 2024-25 season has sent waves of anticipation through the fanbase, as supporters eagerly pore over matchups and dates, fueling their hunger for the season ahead.
After losing star quarterback Kirk Cousins to the Atlanta Falcons, the Minnesota Vikings made sure to be steadfast in developing a satisfactory deal for star wide receiver Justin Jefferson, to, make him stay with the Vikings.
Kevin O’Connell and the Minnesota Vikings will head into training camp and preseason action with an active quarterback competition raging. After signing veteran quarterback Sam Darnold in free agency and drafting J.J.
Vikings HC Kevin O'Connell isn't losing sleep over the fact that Justin Jefferson hasn't yet signed a contract extension.
The Minnesota Vikings drafted a wide array of prospects, varying from those who need time to sit and develop, and some who are ready for game action if the season starts tomorrow.
It's a positive comparison for a rookie QB who hasn't yet taken a snap in the NFL.
He won’t be finding his way into the Hall of Fame, but for an undrafted player out of Georgia State, he made the most of his opportunities and put together a strong career.
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