The NFL had its fair share of surprises in 2024, starting with the Minnesota Vikings winning 14 games and the Washington Commanders making the conference championship game for the first time since 1991.

Minnesota Vikings are going to see a significant drop-off next season. Over at CBS Sports, Jeff Kerr has a list of five teams that he feels are poised for a drop-off next season, and the purple are right up at the top of the list.

The Minnesota Vikings were one of the most unexpectedly brilliant teams this season. After Kirk Cousins left, not many expected Minnesota to rattle off a 14-win season, especially with Sam Darnold manning the quarterback position.

Aaron Rodgers needs to become the starting quarterback for the Minnesota Vikings. This would allow him to reach his final form, the career he was building towards all this time, t

The Jets slammed the door on the 41-year-old quarterback potentially returning to the team when new head coach Aaron Glenn and general manager Darren Mougey issued a joint statement Thursday saying they told Rodgers last week “that our intention was to move in a different direction at quarterback.”

The Jets made it official Thursday that they are moving on from Aaron Rodgers in 2025. I know what you are thinking, Vikings fans, because I’m thinking it as well. This is history repeating itself, a grotesque yet beautiful destiny hurtling like an asteroid toward the Land of 10,

This year looks a bit light on franchise tag candidates, but the Vikings do have the most significant decision to make before the March 4 tag deadline.

The closer we get to free agency, the more it seems that current Minnesota Vikings starting quarterback Sam Darnold will leave for a mega contract in free agency. Keeping Darnold for at least another season would represent a best-case scenario for the Vikings,