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.

It's go-time for the Minnesota Vikings. There was a time when a team breaking in a first-year starting quarterback wouldn't have been expected to contend.

The Minnesota Vikings will likely have a chance to trade at value for Colts QB Anthony Richardson this year, and they should do so.

Kirk Cousins and his family's passion for the Minnesota Vikings is undeniable, and now the team is being urged to consider a reunion.

Jones fits the Vikings' offense because he is so versatile and can help the passing game both as a receiver and blocker. His spot outside the top 10 is probably justified, though, as the offense doesn't run through him.

Max Brosmer is probably the No. 4 quarterback on the Vikings depth chart, but he has valuable tools and ability to climb the ranks quickly, according to his former college coach Greg Harbaugh Jr.

Bleacher Report analyst Matt Holder has suggested a major roster move for Minnesota before training camp. He has named veteran cornerback Rasul Douglas as a possible target for the Vikings. "Staying within the NFC North, the Vikings could use some help in their secondary after deciding not to bring Stephon Gilmore back," Holder wrote.

Ivan Pace Jr., LB: He is the American football version of the Tasmanian Devil. A complete wrecking ball. Pace is a menace as a pass rusher; coverage remains a work in progress, to put it nicely. He’ll be needed in 2025 for run-stopping.

At one point during the second season of the Netflix “Quarterback” series, Kirk Cousins is relaxing at home with his wife Julie, and he invokes a metaphor for his feelings about moving on from the Minnesota Vikings after the 2024 season.