Articles Featured July 9, 2021 The 2021 Minnesota Vikings Season Will be a Success if ___________ I offered several Vikings writers and podcasters a fill-in the blank: The 2021 Minnesota Vikings Season Will be a Success
Articles Featured April 9, 2021 TVG’s First Vikings Mock Draft TVG has thus decided to join the fun by offering a three-round Vikings mock draft. As you'll see, the lines
Articles Featured March 4, 2021 Rick Spielman Must Solidify His Plan as Free Agency Lurks Rick Spielman is primarily responsible for choosing the right path, and the first major test rests in free agency.
Articles Featured News February 11, 2021 How do we get the signature Minnesota Vikings defense back in 2021? Outside of the 2020 Season, Mike Zimmer has had some great defenses on the field and that doesn’t just come
Articles Featured February 6, 2021 Three Purple Paths: Deciding to Implode, Continuing to Reload, or Kicking the Can Down the Road We can be certain that Rick Spielman and his Minnesota Vikings will be doing everything they can to get back
Articles Featured January 8, 2021 The Minnesota Vikings Had a Plan for 2020 Success, But Things Fell Apart Upon first glance, it appeared as though the Minnesota Vikings took a half-hearted approach to their offseason. Quite the opposite
Articles Featured December 4, 2020 Minnesota’s Best Option Is To Extend Kirk Cousins To have adequate cap space in 2021, the Vikings will need to make several moves, and extending Kirk Cousins' contract
Articles Featured November 7, 2020 The Vikings Are Rebuilding Their Defense On the Fly One of the more fascinating components of Minnesota’s offseason rested in the seemingly contradictory moves they made. Some decisions suggested
Articles Featured October 4, 2020 Minnesota’s Success For the 2020 Season In many ways, the emphasis for the Minnesota Vikings ought to shift from this season to next season. Indeed, Minnesota’s
Articles Featured September 11, 2020 Kirk Cousins and The Elusive “It-Factor” One of the most common criticisms of Kirk Cousins is that he doesn’t have the “it-factor.” The “it-factor,” in essence,
