Kevin O’Connell’s QB whispering worked again, setting off a series of events that made Minnesota's division the NFL's best.

Let’s begin with a simple, declarative statement regarding the NFC North: We were wrong. Not we, as in you and me. We, as in scribes for this paper, the paper of record for the Upper Midwest. We didn’t realize just how strong this division was going to be and how the Vikings would contribute to that.

The Minnesota Vikings play host to a Cardinals squad looking to avoid a two-game losing skid after dropping their out-of-bye game to the Seattle Seahawks. Now sitting out of the driver's seat of the NFC West, a Cardinals win would be massive for Arizona's standing coming down the stretch of the season.

Daniel Jones requested his release after the New York Giants asked him to "stay home" following his benching ahead of Week 11, according to NBC Sports'

Jordan Addison scored a touchdown in Week 1 last year for Vikings fans. This year, we saw Xavier Worthy score two touchdowns on opening night. Rookies impact the league every year, and the Vikings need to keep hitting on their first-round picks. Kwesi Adofo-Mensah had a rough first two rounds in 2022, but 2023 and 2024 have looked good thus far.

My Cardinals vs. Vikings predictions believe Minnesota should be able to handle Sunday's matchup with relative ease and cruise past the -3.5 spread. Continue reading our free NFL picks for Sunday, December 1. Kickoff is scheduled for 1:00 p.m. EST from U.S ...

One NFL ownership group’s venture from football into futbol has helped a soccer city in the United States reach new heights.

Robinson is dealing with a foot injury he aggravated in Sunday's win over the Chicago Bears. He played just nine snaps in the 30-27 victory and was replaced by backup David Quessenberry, who allowed four pressures on 38 pass-blocking snaps and an overall Pro Football Focus grade of 53.0 – the lowest on the team alongside right guard Dalton Risner.

Texans Pro Bowl defensive end has made a big impact this season and is an NFL Defensive Player of the Year candidate

The Cleveland Browns hosted two players for a workout, and among them was former third round pick of the Kansas City Chiefs and offensive tackle Lucas Niang.