http://www.vikings.com/media-vault/video...803a153fa3

http://www.vikings.com/news/article-1/Vi...7b9f46124b

I expect both of them to sleep with one eye open...  B)

This was the kid that had the gruesome injury in college and the Cowboys still took him in round 2 last year of the Draft. When healthy, he was absolutely dominate. But he didn't play a down last year and I just saw some video of him at their camp this year: he's still limping. He's not right yet. I don't see how he's going to play this year as a starter. So that could be 2 YEARS with nothing to show for taking the 34th player in the Draft....that's an incredibly high gamble. Of course, the national media draft pundits gave Dallas major kudos for it at the time.

Its interesting.

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Vikings hope early start helps rookies have fast startCoach Mike Zimmer's goal: Make sure these rookies are ready to contribute more than last year's rookies. MANKATO - Ifeadi Odenigbo turned to a group of unknowing reporters, asking where Vikings rookies were convening for dinner.
Odenigbo, the seventh-round pick, was one of 35 or so Vikings players to report early Sunday afternoon for training camp at the Julia Sears dormitory at Minnesota State University in Mankato. The NFL allows teams to set early report dates for rookies, quarterbacks and injured players for up to a week before veterans are required to show up.
These Vikings will get three extra days before veterans report Wednesday, giving rookies such as Odenigbo a chance to settle into their new homes for the next couple of weeks. However, Mike Zimmer’s decision for younger players to bid an early adieu to their summer vacations has a fine point — doing anything possible to make sure these rookies are ready to contribute more than last year’s rookies.
“I just felt like it was important,” Zimmer said. “I just felt like we wanted to try to get them up to speed as quickly as we can. Last year, a lot of the rookies didn’t play as much as they had in the past, so I just figured let’s give these guys every opportunity to get them up to speed a little bit quicker.”
This is Zimmer’s fourth training camp as Vikings head coach and the first time he decided to open camp early...


http://www.startribune.com/vikings-hope-...6198133/#1

I always hated swimming in lakes up here. Now I have a rationale reason not to...

http://www.twincities.com/2017/07/21/mus...sota-lake/

http://www.1500espn.com/vikings-2/2017/0...-articles/

Underneath Latavius Murray’s No. 25, a story of death and deep friendshipThe Vikings’ newly-signed running back lost someone close to him last year. He will be honoring his best friend by wearing No. 25.
Xavier Rhodes’ rise to shutdown stardom and the next stepThere aren’t too many true shutdown corners in the game, but Xavier Rhodes emerged as one last season. But his mentor says he can improve even more.
Why everyone believes in Teddy BridgewaterThe Vikings thought they had their franchise quarterback in place until he went down with a brutal knee injury. Some question whether he’ll ever return to the field, but the closest people to Bridgewater believe he’ll be back.
With Peterson gone, Diggs has a chance to become the face of the VikingsStefon Diggs has emerged as a No. 1 wide receiver but he isn’t yet a household name. With Adrian Peterson gone, No. 14 will have the chance to lead the Vikings’ offense this year.
Mike Zimmer and the evolution of a head coachAfter a rough 2016, the Vikings’ head coach says he’s learned a lot this offseason and is ready to grow as a head coach.
Is it time to make Anthony Barr a pure pass rusher?By the end of 2015, Anthony Barr was considered an elite defensive player in the NFL, but a down year in 2016 could force the Vikings to tweak his role in order to succeed.
How much does the Vikings’ passing game have to improve to be Super Bowl contenders?The Vikings’ passing game should be better this season, but how much better does it need to be in order to equal history’s Super Bowl winners?
How the Vikings can use Cook, Murray and McKinnonThe Vikings have a crowded backfield, but all three running backs have unique talents that offensive coordinator Pat Shurmur can use to improve his offense.
Vikings may have found Cordarrelle Patterson’s replacement in fifth-round pick Rodney AdamsMaybe the most intriguing pick by the Vikings was fifth-rounder Rodney Adams, who is a kick returner and playmaker.
Position by position: What we know about the 2017 Vikings after OTAs and MinicampEverything you need to know about the Vikings as we head into Mankato

Dont spend it all at once XR!

It should be any day now that Vikings cornerback Xavier Rhodes, 27, receives a five-year contract extension that could be worth nearly $75 million.


http://www.twincities.com/2017/07/22/cha...h-vikings/