The 6-6-1 Dallas Cowboys are one-and-a-half games behind the 8-5 Philadelphia Eagles for the NFC East division race. With their season series against Philadelphia complete, Dallas does not control its own destiny,

We bring all this up because there is a former Vikings assistant who is getting his name mentioned a lot for the openings around the league. Klint Kubiak joined the Vikings in 2013 as a quality control coach.

Choosing to defer the ball off the opening coin toss has been popular practice, but the Vikings were hoping to strike quickly and play with the lead.

As we begin looking ahead to the 2026 NFL Draft and some potential targets for the Vikings in the first round, the name that constantly pops up in mock drafts is Notre Dame RB Jeremiyah Love. But if Love isn't on the board or the Vikings want to add to their defense instead,

That’s why the next month could get interesting with Jefferson currently on pace for the lowest output of his career. He has recorded 64 receptions for 810 yards with games against the Dallas Cowboys, New York Giants, Detroit Lions and Green Bay Packers remaining.

Vikings battling several injuries -- including T.J. Hockenson and Jordan Addison -- prior to Week 15 game against Cowboys

Tight end T.J. Hockenson, who popped up on the injury report with a shin, went from DNP to limited, which is an encouraging sign for his availability this weekend. Meanwhile, three players — LG Donovan Jackson (ankle), S Theo Jackson (neck), and DT Levi Drake Rodriguez (neck) — went from limited to full participation on Thursday.

The Minnesota Star Tribune tasked reporters who cover the Vikings to pick the best players at each position since 2000. Vote here to help us break the ties.

Addison, a third-year wideout, will be eligible for an extension this offseason. Might Minnesota be wise to spend its cap space elsewhere?

Justin Jefferson has just four receptions for a paltry 15 yards over the last two games. That puts even a modest 1,000-yard season in jeopardy for the two-time All-Pro whose first six years in the NFL have been as productive and prolific as anyone to ever play the position.

Former Minnesota Vikings quarterback Daniel Jones could be a free agent option after tearing his achilles for the Indianapolis Colts.