The Minnesota Vikings were expecting some rough parts to the first half of their season with the development of quarterback J.J. McCarthy. That doesn't mean they were fully prepared. Injuries

Safety Harrison Smith’s 13th trip to Ford Field needs to go better than his 12th, when the Vikings’ chances at the NFC’s No. 1 seed last season were shattered by the freight train that is Sunday’s foe — the Detroit Lions — and the horn that blares inside the stadium after every Lions score.

J.J. McCarthy completed only 14 passes, but his final one was exactly what the Vikings needed. Junfu Han / Imagn Images (Editor’s note: This is excerpted from Mike Sando’s Pick Six of Nov. 2, 2025.) 3.

The Minnesota Vikings will face some tough decisions next offseason and could lose some of the more prominent members of their roster because of financial considerations. Hockenson is playing in the second season of his four-year, $66 million extension in ...

It’s a big week for the Minnesota Vikings as they look to carry the momentum from their commanding victory over the Cincinnati Bengals. Not only do they need Carson Wentz to continue looking like a quality signal caller, but they have to do so while ...

The Minnesota Vikings have been dealing with a variety of issues on both sides of the ball. However, their special teams unit has been one of the bright spots on the team throughout 2025. Whether it is Will Reichard and his field goal efficiency,

Minnesota can become the first team in NFL history to lose two QBs in the same offseason who both go on to start playoff games the following year.