As the NFL trade deadline looms, several teams are fortifying their status as contenders, while others are ready to throw in the towel and move on from high-priced veterans. The Minnesota Vikings are no different.

The Minnesota Vikings currently have undrafted rookie Max Brosmer serving as J.J. McCarthy's backup after Carson Wentz was lost for the season last week due to a left shoulder injury, while veteran John Wolford is on the practice squad.

Quarterback remains a position the Vikings could target, but the team is also in the market for a cornerback addition. More at PFR.

Vikings fans hoping for a splashy Kirk Cousins reunion may want to temper expectations. After a rough cameo with Atlanta and chatter that Minnesota is the only logical landing spot, the Falcons have not shown interest in moving him, and any deal would collide with each team’s need for a reliable veteran behind its starter.

ESPN's Adam Schefter feels the Minnesota Vikings will trade for a veteran quarterback after losing Carson Wentz to what is reportedly a season-ending left shoulder injury.

Minnesota Vikings star Justin Jefferson appeared visibly frustrated after a 37-10 loss to the Chargers. Despite a decent individual performance, the t

The Vikings are waiting until sophomore JJ McCarthy is fully healed from his ankle injury before making a QB decision this year.

Vikings coach Kevin O'Connell addressed the team exploring quarterback trades ahead of the NFL deadline on Tuesday. The post Vikings Coach Issues Clear Message on Potential QB Trade appeared first on Heavy Sports.

Kevin O'Connell likes the Vikings' quarterback room even if there isn't a ton of experience between J.J. McCarthy and Max Brosmer.

The Philadelphia Eagles are hopeful that star wide receiver A.J. Brown can return for a matchup versus the Green Bay Packers in Week 10.

After months of speculation during the offseason about the Minnesota Vikings signing free-agent CB Asante Samuel Jr., it might finally get to happen now.