Ex-Colorado quarterback Shedeur Sanders was seen walking in Indianapolis, the home of this week's NFL Scouting Combine, with Cleveland Browns, Minnesota Vikings and New Orleans Saints hats hanging out of his backpack.

Luke Easterling of Athlon Sports agrees, giving the Vikings two players who can add physical tenacity on each side of the ball in his latest three-round mock draft. Easterling has the Vikings selecting Oregon defensive tackle Derrick Harmon at pick 24,

The Vikings will be looking to improve on the interior offensive and defensive lines. Defensive tackle should be their priority in Round 1.

Vikings cornerback Byron Murphy Jr. does not intend to give his team a hometown discount ahead of NFL free agency.

The Los Angeles Rams have allowed Matthew Stafford to seek a trade partner. Could that trade partner be the Vikings?

Now only two months from the NFL draft, the latest mock from Mel Kiper Jr. has been dropped and the longtime draft expert has put a standout from the Senior Bowl in the Minnesota Vikings' lap. Kiper has the Vikings using the 24th overall pick to take North Dakota State interior offensive lineman Grey Zabel.

The Vikings have ties to Commanders defensive tackle Jonathan Allen, who is seeking a trade from his current NFL home.

Fresh out of jail after a peaceful protest arrest during California city council meeting, former Minnesota Vikings punter Chris Kluwe is continuing his criticism of the Trump Administration, comparing the agenda of President Donald Trump to that of German dictator Adolf Hitler.

There is still some debate on whether or not the Minnesota Vikings should bring Sam Darnold back in 2025. Although the team drafted J.J. McCarthy last year, some fans and analysts aren’t in favor of moving on from a guy who made the Pro Bowl to a player who missed his rookie season with an injury.

It seems safe to rule out at least one possibility as the Minnesota Vikings sort through their backfield options this spring. They do not want to repeat their heavy use of veteran Aaron Jones, who set career highs in touches (306),

The Miami Dolphins are the top-ranked team, followed by the Minnesota Vikings, for the second consecutive season in the NFL Players Association report card.