NFL Scouting Combine just around the corner, NFL free agency is about to kick into high gear. While the league’s official legal tampering period does not begin until March 10, anyone who has made the trip to Indianapolis knows full well that the unofficial start to free agency comes during the Combine,

Sam Darnold's hopes for the Vikings to match an external offer in free agency appear washed, according to an insider report.

These signings can be a massive boost for teams. Look no further than the Super Bowl champion Philadelphia Eagles. The team signed running back Saquon Barkley and linebacker Zack Baun in free agency last offseason and both had career seasons, especially Barkley.

ESPN's Jeremy Fowler gave an update on the Vikings' approach to potentially keeping Sam Darnold for another season.

ESPN's Jeremy Fowler appeared on SportsCenter today and dropped an interesting update on the situation regarding free agent quarterback Sam

Analysts at Spotrac projected Darnold’s fair market value in 2025 to be $40,123,661 per year. Based on age, experience, and statistics of comparable quarterbacks, Darnold could be offered a four-year contract worth $160,494,644.

There is a belief out there that the Minnesota Vikings are going to let Sam Darnold walk for free, which would be organizational malpractice.

Vikings coach Kevin O'Connell made his stance on quarterback Sam Darnold's future in Minnesota clear ahead of free agency.

The Minnesota Vikings are "open to doing a deal" with quarterback Sam Darnold, per ESPN's Jeremy Fowler on SportsCenter Friday. He further noted that a franchise tag is "not the likeliest path." "I'm told the Minnesota Vikings are open to doing a deal with Sam Darnold,