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By: Ben Goessling
Beckham could make his Vikings debut Sunday in his home state, but his availability could depend on the injury status of fellow receivers Justin Jefferson and Jordan Addison.
By: Ben Goessling
MINNEAPOLIS — After adding Odell Beckham Jr. to their practice squad on Wednesday, the Vikings will have the wide receiver available to play on Sunday in New Orleans.
By: Ben Goessling
MINNEAPOLIS - After adding Odell Beckham Jr. to their practice squad on Wednesday, the Vikings will ...
By: Mark Craig, Emily Leiker, Andrew Krammer, Ben Goessling
The Vikings star receiver, a Louisiana native, is questionable with an ankle injury. Follow the latest updates and analysis from the Caesars Superdome.
Despite mounting injuries, the Vikings leaned on Kyler Murray's playmaking, Justin Jefferson's play and Brian Flores' relentless defense to improve to 5-0.
Minnesota Vikings improved to 5-0 with a Week 5 win over the New Orleans Saints behind Kyler Murray, Justin Jefferson and Brian Flores' defense despite injuries.
By: Ben Goessling
NEW ORLEANS — The Minnesota Vikings, after a 23-13 victory over the New Orleans Saints at Caesars Superdome, remain perfect to start the 2026 NFL season.
By: Ben Goessling, Mark Craig, Emily Leiker, Andrew Krammer
Christian Darrisaw, Jordan Addison, Jordan Mason and T.J. Hockenson are expected to play as the unbeaten Vikings host the Colts. Follow updates and analysis from U.S. Bank Stadium.
By: Ben Goessling
With the NFL trade deadline approaching, the Vikings must decide whether their struggling offense needs more time, reinforcements or both.
MINNEAPOLIS — The Minnesota Vikings had claimed their first lead of the day over the Indianapolis Colts with their first home touchdown in 42 days. They’d stretched their lead to
