The Vikings opened Week 8 of the NFL season with an embarrassing blowout loss to the Chargers on national television. The loss drops them to 3-4 with the trade

Carson Wentz played through an immense amount of pain but KOC didn’t feel good about putting Max Brosmer into a tough spot.

The Minnesota Vikings were all-in on developing quarterback J.J. McCarthy this season with the belief they could insulate him from some of the natural struggles of inexperience by surrounding him with a stacked veteran team and a savvy coaching staff.

J.J. McCarthy is in position to return as the Minnesota Vikings’ starter next week in Detroit against the Lions. McCarthy has missed five games with a high ankle sprain. Coach Kevin O’Connell said Friday morning that he “feels positive” about where McCarthy is from a health standpoint.

When the Lions return from the bye and host the Minnesota Vikings, they can expect to face J.J. McCarthy as Minnesota's starting QB

Minnesota Vikings QB Carson Wentz showed plenty of emotion on the sidelines in a "TNF" loss to the Los Angeles Chargers.

Vikings head coach Kevin O’Connell stood by his decision to stick with quarterback Carson Wentz through an apparent shoulder injury in Thursday's loss to the Chargers.

The Chargers had 11 plays of 15-plus yards or more Thursday night as they racked up 419 net yards of offense against the Vikings.