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Breaking down the potential impact of Mackenzie Alexander re-joining the Vikings Word on the street is that the Vikings are working on bringing the nickel specialist back home! Joe JohnsonMar 17, 2021 3 5 minutes read If there is one label that has persisted for Minnesota Vikings head coach Mike Zimmer lo these many (mostly mediocre) seasons, it’s that he is a “cornerback whisperer/guru”. He inherited first-round pick Xavier Rhodes when the Vikings top brass hired him in 2014, but drafted Trae Waynes in the first round of the 2015 NFL Draft, Mackenzie Alexander in the second round...

Updated Free Agency Hopes The Tampering period is still young, still lots of great talent out there. Didnt see too many posts discussing our favorite targets or anything of that nature, thought I'd start one for some conversation. Won't ramble like my normal posts, below is my ideal next roster moves and FA targets. Move 1: Cut Shamar Stephen + Dude has to have blackmail, no reason he should be on our roster at his current price. Hope he's cut the moment we upgrade at 3T. Move 2: Extend/increase Hunter or trade him + I know extending someone off of a lost season due to a neck injury is usuall...

Vikings Choose Not to Tender ERFA Cornerback Chris Jones The Vikings had exclusive rights to Jones, but chose not to retain him. Author: Mar 8, 2021 The Vikings have elected not to tender exclusive rights free agent (ERFA) cornerback Chris Jones, according to Tom Pelissero of NFL Network. Jones was an ERFA because his contract expired and he had fewer than three accrued seasons in the NFL. The Vikings could've offered Jones a one-year, league minimum contract worth $920,000 that would've prevented him from negotiating with other teams, but they chose not to do so. He's now an unrestricted fr...

Mike Zimmer likes what the Vikings have in cornerbacks Jeff Gladney and Cameron Dantzler. But is the team stocked well enough at that position?

Game plan: Though the idea of trading Cousins has come up this offseason, the chances of him being under center for the Vikings in 2021 are strong. Minnesota gave him a two-year, $66 million extension last offseason to bring down his cap charge. Another extension would help free up financial resources but also keeps Cousins in the fold beyond 2022, which might not be the direction the Vikings can afford to go. Fortunately for the Vikings, Cousins is one of the most durable quarterbacks in the NFL and doesn't need a high-priced vet as his backup. That likely keeps Mannion in place on another o...