Grading Vikings offense by position based on 2025 NFL season
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By virtue of their 9-8 record and third-place finish in the NFC North, the Vikings know who their opponents will be next season and where they will pick in the first round of the NFL draft.
With the season officially over for the Minnesota Vikings, it’s time. . .unfortunately. . .to start looking ahead to the 2026 NFL Draft. We know where the purple are going to be selecting, and we’ve got all of the selections for the non-playoff teams here for you to check out as well.
The 2025 campaign has not gone according to plan for the Minnesota Vikings. After turning the starting quarterback job over to J.J. McCarthy, the Vikings have struggled mightily on offense. McCarthy has also been unable to keep himself on the field, as he ...
The Minnesota Vikings may have to put their best foot forward with a new quarterback for the time being. With Vikings quarterback J.J. McCarthy in the concussion protocol, coach Kevin O'Connell said Minnesota may have to turn to 2025 undrafted rookie Max ...
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Vikings cruise past resting Packers 16-3 for 5th straight win as McCarthy exits again with injury
J.J. McCarthy had a productive first half before he was injured again, fullback C.J. Ham rushed for a short touchdown, and the Minnesota Vikings finished a frustrating season by beating the resting Green Bay Packers 16-3.
The Minnesota Vikings‘ quarterback play has been a disaster this 2025 NFL season. After betting on J.J. McCarthy to become the No. 1 guy under center, Minnesota could push for a veteran quarterback this offseason to challenge the young signal-caller for ...
The Seattle Seahawks and Denver Broncos clinched first-round byes as the respective top seeds in their conferences. The Carolina Panthers relied on the Atlanta Falcons beating the New Orleans Saints to squeak past the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and into the playoffs for the first time since 2017.
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Lions vs. Vikings on Christmas: Detroit eliminated by Minnesota, underscoring NFL's unpredictability
A lot can change in a year. Just ask the Lions and Vikings, whose Christmas Day game was expected to amount to much more.
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