veteran

Sometimes the fit just isn't right. On Friday, the Washington Commanders announced the release of a former Minnesota Vikings player that the team had signed just three months prior.

To put it lightly, the Green Bay Packers are in desperate need of veteran help at the safety position.

When it was first revealed that Aaron Rodgers would like to be traded to the New York Jets, it was subsequently followed with news of a 'wish list' of players the veteran QB would like to come with him to the Big Apple.

The New York Jets have some competition.

The first wave of free agency came and went in a flash, and now the league has entered its second phase, with a slew of short-term deals for veteran free agents.

All good things must come to an end. After over a month of speculation, the dreaded news that Vikings fans worldwide had feared has become a reality.

The Minnesota Vikings have plenty of decisions to make prior to the start of the new league year on Wednesday, March 15th.

It isn't a wide receiver, but the Green Bay Packers made a splash in their own way with a surprise signing on Wednesday afternoon.

When Packers veteran wide receiver Randall Cobb went down with an apparent lower leg injury in Sunday's loss to the Jets, the thought was that his season could be over.

Injuries are no joke at this stage of the season, and the Minnesota Golden Gopher football program has to endure a tough one after their 3-0 start.