Jennings only visited the Vikings, according to Adam Schefter.

O'Connell touched on the two most notable new Vikings at his press conference on Friday.

The Vikings have reportedly agreed to contract terms with Jennings, giving them an elite trio of wide receivers.

From the high picks to the late-round selections, the Vikings' 2026 draft class could all find paths to meaningful roles as rookies.

The Vikings went on a five-game win streak to end the season that jumped them from fourth to third in the NFC North, costing them the projected easiest schedule in the league in 2026.

It's hard to put Gray's fingerprints on any one individual pick from 2006 to 2016, but he was a college scout during an era that featured some big-time hits and misses.

Now with the Eagles, Greenard has no plans to stop mentoring Turner in 2026 and beyond.

Reducing roster spending significantly from one year to the next doesn't mean the Wilfs are doing what the Pohlads did before putting the Twins up for sale.

Eric Johnson gives Minnesota another big body in the middle of the defensive front.

Let's take a look at some draft class grades and other expert thoughts on Minnesota's haul.

The impacts of the Vikings' draft weekend decisions will be felt across the roster. Who will benefit the most, and who will be hurt the most by those decisions?

A popular Vikings fan account on social media pulled a quote out of context for engagement, and Greenard wasn't surprised.

The Vikings have their home-run threat in the backfield in Claiborne, who has 4.37 speed.

Greenard thanked former Vikings GM Kwesi Adofo-Mensah and praised the organization in his goodbye post after being traded.

Max Bredeson and Charles Demmings were the Vikings' picks in the fifth round on Saturday.

The Vikings went defense with three of their four picks on Friday night. Let's dive into all four players.

The Vikings' difficult decision to trade Greenard was driven by the financial element, according to Rob Brzezinski.

Big Citrus is the newest member of the Vikings, who have taken two defensive tackles in their first three picks.

The Vikings received two late third-round picks in exchange for arguably their best defensive player.

Banks is bringing with him a couple of snakes, a chameleon, and dog.

Thieneman was a near-unanimous pick by the Vikings at No. 18 in mock drafts throughout the draft process. So, why did Minnesota pass on him.

Banks is confident he can develop into a special player under Minnesota's coaches.

The Vikings took a huge swing on upside by drafting Banks ahead of where many analysts had him going.

Banks, who is recovering from a broken foot, was an unexpected pick from the Vikings. Here's why he was their choice at No. 18.