Vikings give Theo Jackson starter money on new deal; Cam Bynum a goner?
The Vikings have agreed to terms with safety Theo Jackson on a two-year, $12.6 million contract extension, according to NFL Network's Tom Pelissero. The deal keeps Jackson — who was a restricted free agent — under contract through 2027, with the first two years fully guaranteed at signing.
Seven former Cal players – eight if you include Aaron Rodgers – are unrestricted NFL free agents who can sign with new teams ...
This kind of move is not for a player who will play exclusive on special teams. Paying a safety $12 million to sit on the ...
Besides figuring out their complex quarterbacking situation, the Minnesota Vikings‘ #1 priority this offseason will be ...
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Duplicating last year's success in free agency will not be easy for Minnesota. What will happen with Darnold, Murphy, Aaron ...
The Denver Broncos are looking to upgrade their roster this offseason and could tab Camryn Bynum in free agency.
The upcoming draft pool is not short on talent at cornerback, including Texas standout Jahdae Barron. While all the focus is ...
Between hoping to re-sign their own free agents and needing to fill holes elsewhere, the Vikings will have a busy next couple of weeks.
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