Though no official announcement will be made at any point in the near future, it’s likely that the Vikings will head into next season with J.J. McCarthy as their starting quarterback and Howell as their backup quarterback.

The Seahawks have traded quarterback Sam Howell to the Vikings, where he becomes the likely backup to J.J. McCarthy.

The Vikings franchise has seen it before. Teddy Bridgewater, coming off his first Pro Bowl season and a playoff berth in 2016, suffered a devastating leg injury in training camp that ended his season and altered his career. Minnesota traded for Sam Bradford just days later.

In a small trade shortly before they were on the clock, the Vikings flipped No. 97 (third round) and No. 187 (sixth round) to the Houston Texans in exchange for No. 102 (third round) and No. 142 (fifth round). Though the move didn’t add more draft capital, it did help upgrade some draft positioning.

The Vikings added to their talented wide receiver room with the last pick on day two of the NFL Draft when they took Tai Felton out of Maryland.

The Vikings have closed out Day 2 of the 2025 NFL Draft by selecting a receiver. Minnesota picked Tai Felton out of Maryland with No. 102 overall to finish the third round. Felton, 22, played his entire collegiate career at Maryland.

After going failing to get drafted in the 2025 NFL Draft, former Texas Longhorns WR Silas Bolden has signed as an undrafted free agent with Minnesota.

Day three of the NFL draft kicked off on Saturday and another Georgia Bulldog is officially off of the board. The Minnesota Vikings have signed Georgia lineback

The Vikings announced their incoming class of undrafted free agents on Saturday night. They are: BYU linebacker Tyler Batty, Texas receiver Silas Bolden, Minnesota quarterback Max