Despite one of the most active offseasons in franchise history, the Minnesota Vikings are entering training camp with a ...

In 1987, as the Minnesota Timberwolves were preparing for their inaugural season, Mark Thompson, a budding graphic designer from Austin, Minnesota, read about a competition this new team was having to ...

They might be the most recognizable faces in Twins history. And every time you go to a game, you see Minnie and Paul shaking ...

At first, when speaking on The Rich Eisen Show this week, the Vikings head coach was non-committal on J.J. McCarthy's status as starting quarterback. Minnesota traded for Sam Howell during the NFL ...

MORE: Vikings NFL Draft grades: Minnesota gets mixed reviews from Mel Kiper Jr., other experts Yates raved about Ohio State offensive lineman Donovan Jackson, the star guard who kicked outside to ...

And the Minnesota ... time with the Vikings, and the veteran also donned No. 8 while playing for Washington from 2014-2017 (after two seasons wearing No. 12) and at Michigan State from 2008-2011.

The Minnesota Vikings enter the JJ McCarthy era with needs across their defense ahead of the 2025 NFL draft. Minnesota has used draft capital in recent years to fortify its offensive line and add ...

The Minnesota Vikings put together one of the more maligned ... “Toughest corner probably from either Nebraska or Oklahoma State,” Hunter said, referencing Hill and their matchup on September ...

the Vikings spent their top pick on another offensive lineman in Ohio State's Donovan Jackson. That bodes well for Jones and the other Minnesota running backs. Jones had a career-high 1,138 ...

Andrew Van Ginkel received a one-year contract extension from the NFC North rival Minnesota Vikings, adding $23 million to his current contract, including $22.4 million guaranteed, according to ESPN.

After letting Sam Darnold walk — despite leading them to a 14-3 season and throwing for 4,319 yards and 35 touchdowns — the Minnesota Vikings are all in on quarterback J.J. McCarthy.

ST PAUL, Minn. — Minnesota state workers are just weeks away from a new policy requiring employees to be in-person in the office at least half the time, but now part of that order has seen a change.