The Minnesota Vikings have extended the contract of one of their pro bowl defensive players for one extra year.

According to a report from ESPN 's Adam Schefter, Van Ginkel reached an agreement to remain in Minnesota for an additional season on Tuesday. According to the agents of the seven-year NFL veteran, the contract is a one-year extension worth $23 million, with $22.4 million guaranteed.

The Vikings locked up Pro Bowl EDGE defender Andrew Van Ginkel through the 2026 season with an extension on Tuesday.

Now that the 2025 NFL Draft is over, the Minnesota Vikings have most of the potential 53-man roster on hand. They just don't know exactly which 53 players that will be yet. Let's take a stab at a way-too-early final 53-man roster,

NFL draft is underway, and with limited picks, the Minnesota Vikings will need to make each selection count.The Vikings entered the draft with a league-low four picks, and after standing pat in the first round and drafting an offensive lineman,

NFL Draft is in the books and the Minnesota Vikings emerged with a total of five draft picks and a veteran backup quarterback as well. Not a bad haul numbers-wise considering they only had four picks to begin with,

Former Maine wide receiver Montigo Moss has accepted an invite to participate at the Minnesota Vikings ' rookie minicamp, his representation announced Tuesday, and his college team made sure to congratulate him on social media.

Maine wide receiver Montigo Moss, the son of Hall of Famer Randy Moss, has accepted an invitation to the Vikings' rookie minicamp, Moss' representation announced Tuesday.

Former University of Maine wide receiver Montigo Moss, the son of Pro Football Hall of Fame wide receiver Randy Moss, has accepted an invite to Minnesota Vikings rookie minicamp, per Fox Sports' Jordan Schultz.