From Tom Pelissero on Twitter https://x.com/TomPelissero/status/2094981825135247479

I’ve noticed after a visit, we usually sign them the next day if a deal gets done. Teas and co probably working out the contract details with his agent now

Not going to be too difficult for Teasley to step over the bar Kwesi & Grigson left on the ground.

Hell yeah baby, he's ours forever

Phil Mackey made a decent point how Shanahan, Payton (Denver years only), and even Zimmer averaged better offenses over their years in the same amount of seasons if you take their best vs worst. Shanahan had some garbage QB’s before Purdy.

Now he has gotten a really good amount of regular season wins but I think Phil’s point kind of eats at the stigma of him being a major offensive guy.

didn’t see the length explicitly posted anywhere. curious to know the details!

Didn't see a thread for this.

https://www.vikings.com/news/practice-squad-2026-roster-nfl

Notable (at least to me) were no Fleming or Dyson - thought both looked promising. Jacob Roberts is also missing, appears to have suffered a season ending injury vs Denver, so maybe he can try again next training camp.

Several guys who were very anonymous during preseason made it - Briscoe, Rudolph, Lang. And one outside addition, former Badger LT Jack Nelson who was in camp with Atlanta and also apparently injured.

Hailassie, Armstead and maybe CamRon Stewart might be the most likely to get elevated this season? Who knows but they all play positions we're pretty thin at.

Edge rusher

Trading Jonathan Greenard brought attention to this position months ago. The move added urgency to 2024 first-round pick Dallas Turner’s development and made Andrew Van Ginkel staying healthy much more vital.

Turner’s training camp performance has inspired internal optimism. Van Ginkel’s availability has, too. But depth continues to be an important question, and Sunday’s news tossed gasoline on the fire.

Tyler Batty, an undrafted, second-year player from BYU, tore his ACL in the team’s final preseason game against the Denver Broncos. The season-ending injury left the team with just four edge rushers on its initial 53-man roster. Former undrafted players Chaz Chambliss and Bo Richter offer versatility and special teams value, but neither has the edge-setting presence to fill in for Turner or Van Ginkel.

There are only so many options available for the Vikings. They passed on plucking a player from the waiver wire, although rosters will still be in flux in the ensuing days. Free agency is another potential avenue. However, some of the best candidates in that pool — such as veteran Jadeveon Clowney — signed elsewhere.

There are still some productive players out there. Kyle Van Noy played for defensive coordinator Brian Flores in 2020 and is still unsigned. Free agents Haason Reddick and Leonard Floyd posted higher pressure rates than Van Noy last season, and both remain on the market.

The flexibility of current Vikings defenders Eric Wilson, Jake Golday and Ty Ingram-Dawkins provides short-term cover. But Minnesota would raise its defensive floor by adding another accomplished player at the position.

Anyone know the best way to watch every Vikings game from NJ? NFL Sunday Ticket?

Why do we only get 6 players to choose from? Lots of other teams have way more. No rookie options, no reichard, no turner unless you cough up double the price for a custom jersey and even then you can’t get the stitched jersey.