The growth of flag football in Minnesota took another significant step in the right direction this week.

The Minnesota Vikings have a major decision to make this offseason. With Sam Darnold set to hit free agency and J.J. McCarthy waiting in the wings for playing time, what direction do they choose ...

The Minnesota Vikings are keeping one of their own pending free agents on the roster on a day when tons of NFL deals and trades went down. Veteran running back Aaron Jones won't be setting the ...

"We know the Minnesota Vikings have J.J. McCarthy, a young quarterback, a rookie last year who they really, really like, who would potentially be ready to come in and start. But they're not done ...

March 4 (UPI) --The Minnesota Vikings are not expected to use the franchise tag on quarterback Sam Darnold. Sources told NFL Network, ESPN and NFL Insider Tony Pauline on Monday about the expected ...

The Minnesota Vikings have some clarity at quarterback after a murky offseason, with Sam Darnold likely on the outs and J.J. McCarthy nearing a big return. The Vikings faced a big decision at ...

Aaron Jones will avoid free agency and re-sign with the Minnesota Vikings. He agreed to a two-year deal worth $20 million to stay in the Twin Cities, according to ESPN's Adam Schefter. Free agency ...

Although Blake Cashman and Ivan Pace Jr. may not be household names from a national perspective, Vikings fans know how good they are. Kamu Grugier-Hill is a free agent, so Minnesota will need to ...

The Vikings have a big quarterback decision to make this offseason: what are they going to do about pending free-agent quarterback Sam Darnold? A little over one week after Minnesota wide receiver ...

The Minnesota Vikings chose not to use the franchise tag on Sam Darnold before Tuesday's deadline, but sources say both sides remain in contact regarding a potential short-term extension.

Maeve Zinkel goes for a big run while Ellie Reddin pulls her flag in a September game in Edina. (Richard Tsong-Taatarii/The Minnesota Star Tribune) ...

FARGO — There are images seared in my mind from more than 40 years ago of my teachers getting burned by the speed and athleticism of the Minnesota Vikings. And boy, was it funny. It still is.