Vikings fell to early postseason disappointment, but they’re better than that. Blake Cashman, Ryan Kelly, and Tai Felton are three Secret Superstars who can help them prove it in 2025.

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

It was a move that signals the start of a new era for the Vikings' franchise. McCarthy, who was the No. 10 overall pick in the 2024 NFL Draft, missed all of his rookie season due to a knee injury. He took some snaps in the team's first preseason game last year, but that was it.

Vikings fans, training camp heats up in <2 weeks! Forget J.J. McCarthy—dive into hidden gems with The Real Forno Show’s Tyler Forness & Dave Stefano. Tyler’s TOP 10 Mr. Mankato rankings: Zemaiah Vaughn,

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

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.

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.

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.

During a conversation with @EdEastonJr, retired tennis pro Mardy Fish on hopes for a Patrick Mahomes-like scenario with new Vikings QB J.J. McCarthy