Minnesota Vikings

The greatest moments in NFL history often feature the legends and superstars who we recognize immediately. But sometimes, no-name players like David Tyree, Jeff Janis, Jonas Gray and other unexpected candidates hog the spotlight.

Colin Kaepernick could be on the verge of a return to the league in what could be one of the most scrutinized and anticipated comebacks in sports history.

According to ESPN’s Courtney Cronin, Vikings holdout Dalvin Cook is asking for $15 million annually in extension talks but would likely settle for $13 million a year.

Minnesota Vikings’ running back Dalvin Cook reportedly will hold out without a new contract. Read more on RADIO.COM Sports.

A former White House and NFL communications official is calling for Minnesota to sign quarterback Colin Kaepernick amid nationwide protests and riots over the death of George Floyd.

The WEEI host and former NFL tight end said that signing the 32-year-old Kaepernick would be similar to a recent proposal that would have awarded improved draft picks to teams for hiring and retaining minority candidates.

Vikings rookie WR Justin Jefferson blasted the teams that passed on drafting him in the 2020 NFL Draft, admitting he was surprised that he was the fifth receiver off the board.

Now that the highly anticipated NFL Draft – held under unusual circumstances this year – has wrapped up, it’s time to sort out who came out on top and who could use a mulligan.

Redskins left tackle and perennial Pro Bowler Trent Williams denied a report that he nixed a trade that would have sent him to the Minnesota Vikings.

Trent Williams’ fractured relationship with the Washington Redskins was churning the NFL trade rumor mill hours ahead of the league’s annual draft.