What Do You Think Happened To Chris Kluwe?
Was Chris Kluwe a distraction for the Vikings? Vote on John’s News Click!
Vikings Unveil Glass-Centric Design Of New Stadium
The Minnesota Vikings will have a fixed roof and moveable front windows on their new stadium. Designer Bryan Trubey of...
Vikes 1st Round Pick Patterson: ‘I Feel Like A Superhero’
It was clear that the Vikings wanted wide receiver Cordarrelle Patterson in a big way. “They did, and I respect them for that,”...
The Top 10 (And Bottom 5) Super Bowl Ads
Every year, USA Today keeps tabs on which Super Bowl ads scored sensationally and which ones tanked miserably. Here are the top...
Adrian Peterson Named MVP, OPOY
Vikings fans have been chanting it all season long: A.P. for M.V.P. But on Saturday night, the chant became the truth.
Gridiron Showdown
Vikings Add Veteran Free Agents Lacey, Jackson
The Minnesota Vikings have signed a pair of veteran free agents, cornerback Jacob Lacey and defensive end Lawrence Jackson.
John Williams Video Smack Down For 4-26!
Part Bart Simpson, Part “Porky’s.” You have to see these NFL Fans getting punked on Draft night.
Vikings News
Minn. Lawmakers Refuel Dismal Vikings Stadium Fund
Minnesota Vikings stadium finance plan, take two. At the request of Gov. Mark Dayton’s administration, the Legislature is temporarily rerouting money from a new cigarette tax and from a corporate tax to backfill a lagging stadium fund.
Dayton: Use Cigarette, Corporate Taxes For Stadium
A new plan for paying off Minnesota Vikings stadium debate is about to surface at the state Capitol as the legislative session nears its conclusion. Leaders of a House-Senate committee crafting a wider-ranging tax bill alluded to the new proposal while trading offers on Wednesday.
Dayton: Use Cigarette, Corporate Taxes For Stadium
Gov. Mark Dayton is proposing that lawmakers use new revenue from taxes on cigarettes and corporate income to shore up the state’s share of the new Minnesota Vikings stadium. Dayton’s revenue commissioner unveiled the latest proposal Thursday in the House-Senate tax conference committee.
