Dane Mizutani

2 weeks ago | inforum.com | Dane Mizutani

It’s no secret that safety Josh Metellus is waiting on a contract extension from the Minnesota Vikings. He’s currently playing out a two-year, $8 million deal that he signed before he became a starter on defense, meaning he’s very much deserving of a raise. That said, Metellus isn’t interested in making this into something bigger than it has to be, which explains why he has been in attendance at TCO Performance Center during mandatory minicamp. “I’m here being the same guy,” Metellus said.

2 weeks ago | twincities.com | Dane Mizutani

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2 weeks ago | sports.yahoo.com | Dane Mizutani

It’s no secret that safety Josh Metellus is waiting on a contract extension from the Vikings. He’s currently playing out a two-year, $8 million deal that he signed before he became a starter on defense, meaning he’s very much deserving of a raise. That said, Metellus isn’t interested in making this into something bigger than it has to be, which explains why he has been in attendance at TCO Performance Center during mandatory minicamp. Advertisement“I’m here being the same guy,” Metellus said.

2 weeks ago | inforum.com | Dane Mizutani

As he got the Vikings prepared for a playoff game against the Los Angeles Rams, defensive coordinator Brian Flores was asked whether he would take interview requests to be a head coach of another team. “I plan on taking them all,” Flores said. “I plan on sitting down and having conversations with any team that’s interested in talking to me.” That’s exactly what he did. After the Vikings lost to the Rams, Flores interviewed with the Chicago Bears, New York Jets and Jacksonville Jaguars.

2 weeks ago | duluthnewstribune.com | Dane Mizutani

There’s a reason that so many people are struggling to come to terms with the fact that Vikings legend Jim Marshall is gone. Because of the way he lived, it almost seemed he couldn’t die. The icon affectionately known as “The Captain” by his peers passed away last week at the age of 87 following a lengthy hospitalization. The original iron man in the NFL, Marshall played in 282 consecutive games during his career, most of them coming for the Vikings, all of them on the defensive line.