Cornerback is a position of need for the Vikings. With analysts calling the 2026 class of CBs a deep group, Minnesota could find numerous options throughout the draft.
Cornerback is a position of need for the Vikings. With analysts calling the 2026 class of CBs a deep group, Minnesota could find numerous options throughout the draft.
The Vikings don't have a punter question with veteran Johnny Hekker on the roster next season, but Minnesota is clearly doing its due diligence to scout for the future as Hekker's days in the league may be numbered as a 36-year-old.
The Vikings have five picks in rounds five through seven of this year's draft. Historically, the Vikings have found some legends in the later rounds of the draft.
In search of wide receivers to add depth to a room that features Justin Jefferson, Jordan Addison, Tai Felton, and Myles Price, the Minnesota Vikings will be hunting the position throughout the NFL Draft.
What are the Vikings going to do if a premier offensive talent slides to them at 18? Is a trade down the most realistic scenario if they don't take a safety at 18?
Minnesota still has some holes to fill on its roster. Here is a look at potential free agents they could target, if they're unable to fill those needs in the draft.
Toledo's Emmanuel McNeil-Warren and Oregon's Dillon Thieneman are frequently mocked to the Vikings. What are the experts saying about each of the safety prospects?
A.J. Brown attended a celebrity basketball game in Florida that was hosted by Minnesota Vikings cornerback Isaiah Rodgers on Saturday, and he posed for a photo with Rodgers while a Vikings towel was draped on his shoulders.
Minnesota hit on stars like Justin Jefferson, Dalvin Cook, Brian O'Neill, and Christian Darrisaw, but there are far more misses than hits over the past 10 drafts.