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Thieneman makes a lot of sense as a Vikings target, but he also might not be the slam dunk pick that mock drafts make him out to be.
Will Ragatz|

Vikings Headlines

Minnesota officials are pushing hard to host the 2028 NFL Draft, and leaders of Minnesota Sports & Events (MSE) say they have submitted a bid to host the three-day event in downtown Minneapolis.
Joe Nelson|
J.J. McCarthy doesn't appear to be pushing for a trade after the Vikings signed Kyler Murray and Carson Wentz.
Joe Nelson|
Examining what the balance of power in the NFC North looks like after the first two weeks of free agency.
Will Ragatz|
The Vikings have begun inviting draft prospects in for meetings to gather further intel.
Jonathan Harrison|
It doesn't sound like a Greenard trade is imminent. Do his posts suggest he believes he's not going anywhere?
Will Ragatz|
All in all, trading McCarthy doesn't make sense this offseason, and that works out great for the Vikings because there could be a lot more teams searching for a new quarterback next offseason. As it stands now, as many as nine teams might have interest.
Joe Nelson|
If the Vikings want another wide receiver to join the 2026 party, DeAndre Hopkins is ready for the role.
Joe Nelson|
Minnesota has a lot of different options at quarterback heading into 2026-27.
Tony Liebert|

News

Wentz is returning to Minnesota on a one-year deal.

Game Day

McCarthy's up-and-down first season as the Vikings' starter came to an end on Sunday.

Injuries

On paper, Caleb Banks makes a lot of sense for the Vikings in the first round of the draft. But recent injury news complicates the evaluation.

Rumors

The Vikings are holding firm on their asking price on Greenard. Will a team be willing to match that price?

Roster Moves

Insiders have been suggesting he would have remained as the starter over J.J. McCarthy last year if not for the shoulder injury that ended his season.

More Vikings

Former Oregon Ducks stars Dillon Thieneman, Kenyon Sadiq, and Emmanuel Pregnon are expected to be the first Ducks selected in the 2026 NFL Draft.
Caleb Sisk|
With the first waves of free agency passed, rosters have begun to take shape, revealing the positions each team should prioritize in April’s draft. 
Gilberto Manzano|
The Philadelphia Eagles have been looking around for more firepower for the pass rush.
Patrick McAvoy|
The 2026 NFL Draft is right around the corner, and three Oregon Ducks players are projected to be drafted in the first two rounds.
Caden Handwork|
Los Angeles and San Francisco made savvy offseason moves, with the NFC West looking likely to repeat as the most competitive division in the league.
Gilberto Manzano|
New York takes another big swing. Plus, Jeremiyah Love’s top-five home and four Ohio State players come off the board in Round 1.
Daniel Flick|
With the first wave of veteran free agency behind us, Conor Orr ranks all 32 teams ahead of the draft.
Conor Orr|
There are a lot of changes heading into the 2026 fantasy football season. This is our way-too-early first-round mock draft.
Mark Morales-Smith|