Friday night brought an NFL trade stunner as the Baltimore Ravens swooped to snag star defensive end Maxx Crosby from the Las Vegas Raiders, and the deal could have implications for the Minnesota Vikings' offseason plans.
Friday night brought an NFL trade stunner as the Baltimore Ravens swooped to snag star defensive end Maxx Crosby from the Las Vegas Raiders, and the deal could have implications for the Minnesota Vikings' offseason plans.
Randy Moss, after beating cancer, didn't appear to be joking when he told Jason and Travis Kelce that he'd come out of retirement and play in the NFL for an opportunity to win a Super Bowl.
If the Vikings still think J.J. McCarthy will develop into a franchise QB with more seasoning, then Rodgers may be a better choice than Kyler Murray in 2026.
It's never safe to fully commit to a rumor, but when multiple reputable NFL insiders are connecting the Minnesota Vikings to the same two soon-to-be free agent quarterbacks, it's wise to take it seriously.
As we continue seeking clarity about the direction the Vikings are going at quarterback this offseason, two prominent reporters seem to agree that Minnesota is looking at a second-tier quarterback to push J.J. McCarthy in a true competition.
Can we reduce the chance of J.J. McCarthy being the Vikings' Week 1 starter in 2026 to about 10 percent? Based on a conversation between respected beat reporters at the NFL Scouting Combine in Indianapolis, that might be too high.
With a mid-March decision looming, Adam Schefter floated the Vikings as an “interesting” possibility for Rodgers, adding fuel to mounting offseason buzz.
With the NFL Scouting Combine underway, all eyes are on what the Minnesota Vikings will do at the quarterback position — but that's only one area of focus for the purple and gold in Indianapolis.
Would San Francisco seriously consider keeping Jones as a backup just to get a compensatory pick after he leaves ahead of the 2027 season? We're not buying it.