NFL analyst misses the mark with the Minnesota Vikings and it boils down to one crucial detail originally appeared on A to Z Sports. The Minnesota Vikings had one of the best offseasons in the National Football League, unless you speak to ESPN's Seth Walder. He has them 24th in the league with a C+ when grading each team's offseason.

There’s something interesting happening in NFL backfields. Looking at the top-10 rushing teams from last season, half had two running backs with over 100

Andrew Van Ginkel became the second Vikings player to be named to the NFL's Top 100 Players of 2025 list on Tuesday.

Fans Saddened by NFL's Snub of Vikings' Andrew Van Ginkel originally appeared on Athlon Sports. Andrew Van Ginkel may be an All-Pro, but he may still be overlooked. The Minnesota Vikings edge rusher signed a two-year, $20 million contract to reunite with Brian Flores last season and made a statement from the outset.

Miami Dolphins wide receiver Tyreek Hill has averaged 11.4 yards on 91 punt returns, the best for any player with Alabama football roots who has at least 75 returns, the minimum for the NFL record book. Jones has a 13.3-yard average on 58 punt returns in his three seasons.

Fantasy football is always interesting and while everyone is clamoring for big names like Justin Jefferson and Jordan Addison don't sleep on another.

The Minnesota Vikings have turned a fatal flaw into arguably the top strength on their roster in just one year. The post Vikings Transform Biggest Weakness Into ‘Best’ Unit in NFL appeared first on Heavy Sports.

The fact that Minnesota beefed up the interior defensive line could make life easier for Andrew Van Ginkel, Jonathan Greenard and Dallas Turner.

In Bleacher Report's ranking of the most promising building blocks for each NFL team, Moe Moton features former USC Trojan Jordan Addison as that player for the Minnesota Vikings.