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Minnesota Vikings’ ‘Quiet Offseason’ Raises Questions For The 2026 Season

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Minnesota Vikings' 'Quiet Offseason' Raises Questions For The 2026 Season
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One week from Tuesday, the Minnesota Vikings officially hit Eagan for training camp. That means the long, dark offseason is finally complete, and real, honest-to-goodness football (not fútbol!) is back in our lives. Every single member of the team will be reporting to get ready for the 2026 season. It’s also the start of podcast season, and that’s where I got to talk with Larry Dyer from the Bears Talk Underground podcast about both the Vikings and the Chicago Bears.

Breaking Down The Vikings’ 2026 Game Plan

It’s always cool to chat with someone from another team, and Larry and I have been doing these breakdowns for a long time. In this episode, available on the embedded player, we recap what happened last season for the Vikings and their relatively quiet offseason. We then get into what we can expect from them for 2026. Honestly, I haven’t had many chances to do podcasts since Vikings Report ended after the 2024 season, so it was good to get back into it.

What’s Up With That ‘Quiet Offseason’?

We really dug into that “quiet offseason” for the Vikings. What does it tell us about their approach to 2026? After reviewing last season, the big question is how this quiet period plays out for their expectations. Fans will definitely be watching closely to see if that strategy pays off when the season kicks into gear.

We’ll be back for a preview of the Week 2 matchup between these teams, so keep an eye out. Check out the show if you get a chance, and let me know what you think!

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