While former Jets quarterback Sam Darnold will be a free agent, he's "not believed to be a realistic target" given his projected salary and the "unlikelihood" he'd want to return

Vikings were a one-dimensional team. They made the playoffs with a productive offense led by Kirk Cousins, Justin Jefferson, Adam Thielen and Dalvin Cook, but the defense was brutal against the pass and even worse against the run.

As the Vikings descend upon Indianapolis this week for the 2025 NFL Combine, they find themselves in a familiar position. Just last year, the Vikings were the first domino that needed to fall when Kirk Cousins was set to become a free agent.

The Minnesota Vikings‘ QB situation is currently in what could be considered a “happy mess”, with the team having multiple strong options to choose from as the Sam Darnold decision looms nearer and nearer.

Aaron Rodgers, Russell Wilson, Kirk Cousins, Sam Darnold, Justin Fields and Daniel Jones are in focus as the NFL’s quarterback carousel begins to spin.

The veteran quarterback dominoes began to fall on Friday night when the Raiders rocked the NFL world by trading for Geno Smith, thereby reuniting him with his former Seahawks coach Pete Carroll. Smith,

The Vikings have roughly $60 million in cap space and the freedom to be aggressive on the open market. Are they turning over the team to J.J. McCarthy?

The Minnesota Vikings saw Kirk Cousins sign with the Atlanta Falcons in 2024 free agency. He's regretted ever since, and now he's struggling to get

The Minnesota Vikings‘ impending quarterback decision is no stranger to fans; to bring back Sam Darnold, or to move forward with JJ McCarthy as the franchise QB. Whilst the Vikings are reportedly working to bring back the former #3 overall pick,

Cousins is coming off of a rough 2024 season with the Atlanta Falcons where he threw for 3,508 yards, 18 touchdowns, and 16 interceptions while completing 66.9% of his passes. Those aren't great numbers, especially from a turnover perspective.