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A to Z Sports on MSNNFC North division rival proposes postseason rules change that could've helped Vikings in 2024 and could help them more in the futureThe 2024 season for the Minnesota Vikings went incredibly well. With Sam Darnold at quarterback, it was seen as a rebuilding ...
Aaron Rodgers apparently won't be making a return to the NFC North. The veteran quarterback is not in the plans of the ...
Vikings and CB Jeff Okudah reached agreement today on a one-year contract, per @UniSportsMgmt CEO Kevin Conner. The 26-year-old Okudah had multiple options, but chose to return to the NFC North, this ...
The beginning of the J.J. McCarthy era received more clarity Wednesday when it was reported the Minnesota Vikings rejected ...
There has been a plan in place ever since general manager Kwesi Adofo-Mensah and head coach Kevin O’Connell were less than a ...
Even at 41, Aaron Rodgers had stalled the quarterback market. The Vikings hovered at the forefront of this stoppage, as ...
Cowherd thinks the Vikings' roster is the weakest in the NFC North, and he predicts Minnesota to finish last in the tough division in 2025. You heard that right. "NFC North. This is the toughest ...
Once the Vikings couldn't find a trade partner for C Garrett Bradbury in free agency, it forced them to release the former ...
The Cincinnati Bengals have re-signed Ja’Marr Chase and Tee Higgins to record-breaking contracts in Chase’s case, with both ...
"GMFB" debate which NFC North team are you currently impressed with. "GMFB" on the Detroit Lions rule change proposal of changing playoff seeding which could have wild card teams seeded higher than ...
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The Falcons Wire on MSNEx-Falcons WR Rondale Moore finds new home in NFC NorthRondale Moore's free agency tour has finally come to an end. The former Atlanta Falcons wide receiver visited with four ...
A familiar face from the Detroit Lions recent past is back in the NFC North. Cornerback Jeff Okudah has signed with the ...
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