In the context of football, “Skol” is a rallying cry—a way for Vikings fans to cheer their team on and celebrate big plays or wins. A Chant with Deep Roots. The Minnesota Vikings franchise ...

Vikings alumni, including Fran Tarkenton, Cris Carter and Randall McDaniel, led the chant. Fans were instructed to put their hands in the air and clap once above their head while yelling "Skol." ...

The Skol chants were led by Scott Asplund, 57, of Plymouth, who dubs himself “Sir Skolt” and was dressed as usual in a Viking costume, carrying a shield and sword. “It feels fantastic to be ...

MINNEAPOLIS - The Vikings have a new chant, but many might be surprised to find out where it actually came from. This new cheer is literally called the Viking War Cry -- borrowed from Iceland. But ...

Injured quarterback Kirk Cousins loomed over the action — literally — Sunday night at U.S. Bank Stadium as the Vikings took on the Packers.

About 4,000 people showed up at the Mall of America yesterday to help KARE 11 with one of the biggest Vikings SKOL chants yet! Gather your classmates, co-workers, family and friends and send us a ...

The Vikings likely have to keep educating their fans that this "Skol Chant" is a real thing because, right now, it's a disservice to the original chant's greatness. So far, that's what they're doing.

He's not the first Vikings opponent to mock the Skol chant, and he won't be the last. The Cardinals' Zach Pascal did it a couple weeks ago in a loss.

EAGAN, Minn. -- Early in Wednesday’s first practice at Minnesota Vikings training camp, a Skol chant broke out in the stands. Later, there was another. You better believe the players heard them ...

The Minnesota Vikings have a stunning new stadium that was built to be absurdly loud. This combination of a new era and LOUD noises paved the way for a new Vikings ritual, but like any budding ...