• Vikings Agree To Terms With Kicker Dan Bailey, Extend Punter Britton Colquitt’s Contract

    Vikings Agree To Terms With Kicker Dan Bailey, Extend Punter Britton Colquitt’s Contract
    MINNEAPOLIS (WCCO) — Two familiar faces on the Minnesota Vikings’ special teams will be staying in purple for next season.On Thursday, the team announced that it has agreed to terms to resign kicker Dan Bailey. Details of the deal were not immediately disclosed.Bailey made 27 of 29 field goal attempts in 2019, ranking fourth in the NFL with a 93.1% completion percentage. He was also named the NFC Special Teams Player of the Weeks three times during the 2019 season. In November, the 3
  • Vikings announce new deal with Dan Bailey

    Vikings announce new deal with Dan Bailey
    The Vikings have made if official, announcing they have agreed to terms to re-sign kicker Dan Bailey. Now that they finally have found a reliable place kicker, the Vikings didn’t want to lose him. Bailey, 32, made 27 of 29 field goal attempts and 40 of 44 extra points last season. He began 2017 as [more]
  • Bengals will add Mackensie Alexander

    Bengals will add Mackensie Alexander
    The Bengals are doubling down on former Vikings cornerbacks. They agreed to a deal with Trae Waynes on Tuesday and Tom Pelissero of NFL Media reports that they have agreed to terms with Mackensie Alexander on Thursday. The two players were teammates in Minnesota for the last four years. It’s reportedly a one-year deal worth [more]
  • Lions to sign Jayron Kearse

    Lions to sign Jayron Kearse
    Former Vikings safety Jayron Kearse will stay in the NFC North. Kearse will sign with the Lions on what Tom Pelissero of NFL Network reports is a one-year, $2.75 million deal. Last year Kearse played 25 percent of the Vikings’ defensive snaps and 53 percent of their special teams snaps. Kearse pleaded guilty to driving [more]
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  • After Vikings Player Purge, Daunting Revamp Ahead

    After Vikings Player Purge, Daunting Revamp Ahead
    MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — With the NFL market now open, as teams try to make the math work to support their offseason shopping, the Minnesota Vikings have so far been doing more subtracting than adding.
    Their first official move of the new league year that began on Wednesday afternoon was to shed yet more salary, with the termination of right guard Josh Kline’s contract after just one year in Minnesota. Kline joined fellow starters defensive tackle Linval Joseph (Chargers), cornerback Trae
  • Vikings agree to three-year, $27 million deal with Michael Pierce

    Vikings agree to three-year, $27 million deal with Michael Pierce
    Michael Pierce‘s deal with the Vikings is done. The defensive tackle will receive a three-year, $27 million contract, Ian Rapoport of NFL Media reports. The deal includes $18 million guaranteed and has a max value of $28 million. Pierce, 27, spent his first four seasons in Baltimore. He has appeared in 60 games with 30 [more]

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