Minnesota Vikings

Imagine an NFL Draft scenario in which one of the first-round graded quarterbacks falls and is sitting there when the Minnesota Vikings go on the clock.

The NFL has officially switched to a 17-game schedule. With the change, the Minnesota Vikings will get to see a new stadium much earlier than previously scheduled.

The Cincinnati Bengals agreed to terms with Riley Reiff where he will play tackle for the team.

The battle of balancing the decision of keeping Anthony Barr on an expensive contract or releasing him to the ire of Mike Zimmer has found a win-win solution.

Opening Day at Target Field will have a somewhat normal feeling to it as the Minnesota Twins will be able to host a limited number of fans.

In a move that made a lot of sense in regards to the salary cap, the Minnesota Vikings have released Kyle Rudolph after 10 seasons.

Could former New Orleans Saints backup quarterback Teddy Bridgewater, who left the team last offseason to become the starting quarterback for the Carolina Panthers, be on the move again?

We all know the National Football League is all about the offense and that was on full display in 2013 when the Minnesota Vikings took on the Baltimore Ravens.

Five players have been selected in the first round by the Minnesota Vikings over the last five years. Is Garrett Bradbury the biggest mistake of them all?

The Minnesota Vikings have elected to pay tackle Riley Reiff an incentive on his contract that he just missed out on.