Minnesota Vikings coach Kevin O'Connell says his team can't play offensive football like it did Sunday and expect to win.

Minnesota Vikings quarterback J.J. McCarthy is set to return to the starting lineup against the Washington Commanders this weekend after missing a game while in the league's concussion protocol.

Minnesota Vikings head coach Kevin O'Connell announced that J.J. McCarthy will return to his starting job in Week 14, assuming he clears the concussion protocol, something he is well on his way to doing.

Between J.J. McCarthy and Max Brosmer, the Minnesota Vikings might have the NFL's most regrettable quarterback situation. One particular historic futility explains how badly things have gone.

The Kansas City Chiefs have been noted as a top potential trade partner for Minnesota Vikings wide receiver Justin Jefferson.

Lumen Field (Seattle) — Justin Jefferson shared a prolonged hug with his former quarterback, Sam Darnold, at midfield after the Minnesota Vikings ' embarrassing 26-0 defeat to the Seattle Seahawks on Sunday, which marked Minnesota’s first shutout loss since 2007.

Minnesota is going to have to take the route of Indianapolis in 2025 and either sign or trade for a veteran backup who can compete for the starting job heading into training camp in 2026.

On Tuesday, Vikings offensive coordinator Wes Phillips showed his support for O’Connell during this disappointing 2025 campaign during media availability.

The lasting image from the Minnesota Vikings’ 26-0 loss to the Seattle Seahawks is Justin Jefferson seated alone on the bench, towel over his head,