The Minnesota Vikings have not had to rebuild this roster completely; rather, they have established leaders like Harrison Phillips, who, in turn, lift the whole roster. They really have embraced

"When you're playing for the guy next to you, you just have a little extra chip on your shoulder and a little more gas in the tank. We've gotten a lot of players that have been overlooked in their life,

The Minnesota Vikings have been one of the surprises of the NFL season through two weeks. Kevin O’Connell has the Vikings playing great ball so far this season, and they are 2-0 after a big upset over the San Francisco 49ers on Sunday.

The Minnesota Vikings entered the 2024 season with some questions about their defensive line, and on Sunday, Harrison Phillips reminded everyone he had things covered. As a result of what he did,

The Minnesota Vikings have agreed to terms on a two-year contract extension with defensive tackle Harrison Phillips.

According NFL Network's Tom Pelissero, Phillips and the Vikings are in agreement on a two-year extention "worth up to $19 million" with more than $13 million guaranteed. The extension means Phillips is under contract with the Vikings through 2026.

Vikings defensive tackle Harrison Phillips talked Wednesday about his two-year extension to stay with the team through the 2026 season.

The 28-year-old defensive tackle had two seasons, worth up to $19 million, tacked on to his existing three-year contract.

The expectation for the Minnesota Vikings was that JJ McCarthy was supposed to start and get his feet wet. Unfortunately, the rookie signal caller got injured which left Kevin O’Connell with no choice but to field Sam Darnold.