The Minnesota Vikings once again scored highly in the players' union's annual satisfaction survey. After ranking No. 1 in 2023, the Vikings fell to second overall in the NFL Players Association Report Card last year.

Wednesday, the Vikings earned an A+ in the NFL Players’ Association’s annual survey evaluating all 32 teams in the league. It’s the second straight year the Vikings have earned the top grade.

NFL Players Association Report Card scored all 32 teams on metrics like facilities, ownership, nutrition and treatment of players' families. The Vikings rank near the top.

The Minnesota Vikings may have to part ways with star defensive back Camryn Bynum after signing Theo Jackson to a two-year contract.

The Vikings are retaining one of their pending restricted free agents. Per Tom Pelissero of NFL Media, Minnesota has ... the start of the 2025 league year. The rankings include prospective unrestricted free agents and released players.

Minnesota Vikings quarterback and pending free agent Daniel Jones received an encouraging update before free agency opens on March 12.

Though they never garnered a nickname of their own, Allen, Kevin Williams, Pat Williams and defensive end Ray Edwards developed a reputation across the NFL for being a feared group in the trenches.

For the second year in a row, the Minnesota Vikings have come in second in the NFLPA's annual report card initiative.

However, despite the fact that the Vikings seem to have passed on Darnold, NFL analyst Thor Nystrom says that they are in fact still considering a deal for the California native. It is expected to be another one-year deal worth about half of the league’s $40.2 million franchise tag number.

The Miami Dolphins are the top-ranked team, followed by the Minnesota Vikings, for the second consecutive season in the NFL Players Association report card

Here we'll try to identify the perfect trade that the Minnesota Vikings must try to complete in the 2025 NFL offseason.

MOORHEAD — The Concordia Cobbers are partnering with the Minnesota Vikings, who are helping launch a collegiate women's flag football league this spring. Concordia is one of the six NCAA schools, including Augustana University, Gustavus, Bethel, the University of Northwestern in St. Paul and Wisconsin-Stout, the Vikings announced Monday, March 3.