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They nearly met on the Norseman. Harrison Smith had the ball in his sights, and so did Andrew Sendejo. The Vikings safeties avoided contact with each other when Sendejo took the tighter angle and ...
They nearly met on the Norseman. Harrison Smith had the ball in his sights, and so did Andrew Sendejo. The Vikings safeties avoided contact with each other when Sendejo took the tighter angle and ...
This week, Arif and Dusty return from an extended hiatus to cast a skeptical glance or two at Michael Floyd's excuse for failing a Breathalyzer while on house arrest. Featuring updates on players making weight, the case for Eric Decker, an OTA recap, and a Marvel superhero-heavy mailbag!
Arif and Dusty are back to address the latest changes in the Rudy and Floyd sitcom they’ve suddenly become showrunners for. We break down Kombucha the depth chart, the woes of Eric Decker and a mailbag...
This pick could be an interesting fight, too.
Yesterday in our Minnesota Vikings By The Numbers series, we had a bit of a battle at #77. Now, we’re on to #76, and once again there are a few candidates worthy of the number.
The first one is Paul Dickson, who was the first member of the Vikings to wear the number. He was traded along with Jim Marshall and several others from Cleveland to Minnesota at the start of the 1961 season. He was an offensive tackle with Cleveland, but shifted to...
Sam Bradford is currently the NFL's 16th highest-paid QB
We’ve almost survived another week, and our reward is........a weekend!
Happy Friday, everyone!We finally made it, now we just have to survive the work day.
Around the DN since our last open thread:Chris reviews number 77 in Minnesota Vikings By The Numbers.
The Vikings struggled mightily in the red zone last year (for a few years, actually), and they’re looking to reverse that trend, per Chris.
Vikings news from other sources:ESPN discussed the Vikings’ red zone struggles in the...
In his first season with the Minnesota Vikings, the running back is already planning to make many, many trips inside the end zone. Coming off a 2016 season in which he rushed for a total of 12 touchdowns, new Minnesota Vikings running back Latavius Murray knows a thing or two about what it takes to […] WATCH: Latavius Murray tells fantasy football owners to draft him in 2017 - The Viking Age - The Viking Age - A Minnesota Vikings Fan Site - News, Blogs, Opinion and more.
The purple have to be better inside the 20
We all know that the Minnesota Vikings struggled in the red zone in 2016, and today ESPN’s Vikings’ writer Ben Goessling documented exactly how bad it was.
The Vikings focused on their red-zone woes after a year in which they ranked 28th in the NFL in red-zone efficiency, according to ESPN Stats & Information. They scored touchdowns on just 46 percent of their red-zone drives, and when they got in goal-to-go situations, they weren't much...
U.S. Bank Stadium was announced as the winner of the David Vickers Award for “Venue Project of the Year” at TheStadiumBusiness Awards on Thursday in Dublin, Ireland. And the winner of the David ...
Past trends indicate that the Minnesota Vikings’ quarterback likely will not have as successful of a season this year as he did in 2016. Despite still not being able to lead a team into the playoffs, 2016 went down as an impressive year for Sam Bradford in his first season as the starting quarterback for […] NFL history shows Bradford will likely struggle to repeat last year’s success in 2017 - The Viking Age - The Viking Age - A Minnesota Vikings Fan Site - News, Blogs, Opinion and more.
In addition to Vikings Kyle Rudolph, Linval Joseph and Danielle Hunter venturing to Iceland for a #VikingHeritage trip this week, Vikings Legends also trotted the globe on goodwill tours. Cris Ca...
Who will be the next Cover Model for the 2017 Minnesota Vikings Cheerleaders Calendar? The 2017 Minnesota Vikings Cheerleaders Calendar is in the works! Now we just need to decide which MVC should...
Who will be the next Cover Model for the 2017 Minnesota Vikings Cheerleaders Calendar? The 2017 Minnesota Vikings Cheerleaders Calendar is in the works! Now we just need to decide which MVC should...
EDEN PRAIRIE, Minn. — According to Vikings Special Team Coordinator Mike Priefer, two players vying for a starting job doesn’t make it a competition. As spring practices wrapped up last week, Prie...
Few coaches had to endure as many ups and downs during the 2016 season as Vikings Head Coach Mike Zimmer. Minnesota was struck by an injury bug that Zimmer’s squad couldn’t avoid. The Vikings fell...
Few coaches had to endure as many ups and downs during the 2016 season as Vikings Head Coach Mike Zimmer. Minnesota was struck by an injury bug that Zimmer’s squad couldn’t avoid. The Vikings fell...
This presents a unique situation as far as numbers are concerned
We’re at #77 in our Minnesota Vikings By The Numbers series, and this is one that presents a unique situation. Generally, when a team retires a number, it is done for a player that is generally recognized as having set an on-the-field standard that is not likely to be surpassed.
For the Vikings and the #77, however, you could make an argument that the player that the number was retired for was not the best player in team...
Not a lot of news this time of year, but we’ll share anything we find!
Happy thirsty Thorsday, fellow Vikings fans!We’re almost to another weekend. It’s the McQuades softball tournament in Bismarck, so since I don’t think I’m playing in it this year, I think I’ll do my best to avoid any contact with town and the intoxicated crowds. Sounds like a great weekend to catch up on some fishing.
Around the DN since our last open thread:Ted shared his top five Randy Moss moments in a...
Vikings trying to fix red-zone issues that cost them in 2016
Minnesota Vikings head coach Mike Zimmer has done a stellar job building an elite defense from the ground up. Through great draft picks and even better coaching, the Vikings possess one of the league’s youngest and toughest defenses. Their physical play at the line of scrimmage and in the trenches has been the team’s staple. The pass rush has also been coming along nicely, as well, led by some truly amazing athletes. One of their youngest and brightest is Danielle Hunter; a player with...