The Minnesota Vikings rank top-10 in the NFL in projected 2025 salary cap space, but could the team be looking to make additional cost-saving measures this offseason?

Minnesota started five defensive backs as part Brian Flores' defense in 2024, three cornerbacks and two safeties. All three of those corners and one safety are headed for free agency in less than two weeks, while the Vikings must restructure Harrison Smith's contract to avoid owing him $25 million in 2026 if they want him back for another year.

The Miami Dolphins enter the young offseason without much wiggle room against the NFL salary cap. Even after Terron Armstead agreed to a restructured contract, the Dolphins are currently projected to be roughly $5.

The Vikings will be looking to improve on the interior offensive and defensive lines. Defensive tackle should be their priority in Round 1.

NFL Draft is sooner than you think and Vikings Wire is continuing to work through prospects the team may draft.

Minnesota Vikings’ cornerback Byron Murphy Jr. is expected to be one of the top free agents available at the position. Will he cash in?

NFL Draft is sooner than you think and Vikings Wire is continuing to work through prospects the team may draft.

The Dolphins have hired a head coach six times since 2007, the most recent Mike McDaniel in 2022. Here is a list of NFL head coaching hirings since 2007, listing every year the Miami Dolphins made ...

Teams around the league interviewed Minnesota Vikings defensive backs coach Daronte Jones for their vacant defensive coordinator position this year. The New Orleans Saints requested an interview with Jones last week but ultimately hired Brandon Staley for the