The Minnesota Vikings have lost a couple of players on the offensive side of the ball to the Jacksonville Jaguars as the “legal tampering” period of free agency gets into full swing. Numerous sources are reporting that the Jaguars have agreed to terms with both quarterback Nick Mullens and tight end Johnny Mundt.

He turned that success into a three-year, $100.5 million deal with the Seahawks on Monday, putting J.J. McCarthy in line to be Minnesota's starting QB this year. And while it might be a lot to ask to expect the 22-year-old McCarthy to replicate Darnold's statistical production or Minnesota's team success in his first season as a starter,

The Minnesota Vikings’ quarterback room will look vastly different in 2025. Sam Darnold, Daniel Jones, and Nick Mullens have all agreed to terms with new teams, and J.J. McCarthy is coming off a torn knee.

Ryan Kelly is no longer the longest-tenured Colts player. The four-time Pro Bowl center has agreed to terms with the Vikings on a two-year deal for $18 million, NFL Network reported. Kelly started 121 games across nine seasons with the Colts,

Kelly, the 18th overall pick of the 2016 draft, brings the Vikings a wealth of experience and accolades. He made the Pro Bowl four times in five seasons from 2019-23, getting vote