Minnesota Vikings

The Vikings have pick No. 24 in the first round of the NFL Draft but have only four picks overall. Can they trade down to accumulate more?

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Adofo-Mensah left the door open a crack for conversations with Rodgers to continue.

Also among the proposed changes is an expanded use for when trailing teams are allowed to declare an onside kick.

Trading back in the first round could make sense for the Vikings considering their lack of draft capital. They have just four picks.

Diggs was the second-best available WR and No. 12 overall player on The Athletic's updated top 150 NFL free-agent rankings.

Minnesota has been linked to four-time NFL MVP Aaron Rodgers this offseason a year after using the No. 10 pick on McCarthy.

Having addressed many of their biggest needs in free agency, how should the Vikings approach the draft? Is a trade down the wise move?

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Rodgers, 41, is seeking his third NFL team in pursuit of one last hurrah before wrapping up a Hall of Fame career.

The Vikings will have high expectations entering the 2025 season. But where they end up will depend on their QB. Here's where things stand.

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The Titans stick at No. 1, the Browns decide against a QB and the Rams, Bills, Eagles and Vikings are wheeling and dealing.

Diggs, a free agent, 10-year veteran and former All-Pro with six 1,000-yard seasons, is in Foxboro, Mass., visiting with the team.

Splitting 2024 with the Jaguars and Vikings, Robinson started a full season of games for the first time since 2020.