Another Moss will be running with the Vikings next week.

Maine receiver Montigo Moss, the son of Hall of Fame receiver and Vikings legend Randy Moss, has accepted an invite for a three-day tryout at rookie minicamp starting May 9. He’ll join Vikings draft picks, undrafted rookies and other tryout players during the weekend.

Moss, listed 6-foot-1 and 220 pounds, developed into the leading receiver over four seasons for the Maine Black Bears, an FCS program. He finished last year with a team-leading and career-high 61 catches for 722 yards and seven touchdowns.

Moss, the Charlotte native, attended the same Fork Union (Va.) Military Academy prep program as Vikings left tackle Christian Darrisaw.

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J.J. McCarthy with the money quote when asked if he thinks he's ready to start.

McCarthy: "I know I'm ready to start."

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J.J. McCarthy: "I feel 110 percent, because I feel better than when I got hurt eight months ago."

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McCarthy on the pressure of this opportunity:

"Personally, I think the more pressure the better, for me. Because that's something I thrive off of. I feel like pressure, all it does is bring out what's inside of you. And I feel pretty good about what's inside of me."

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J.J. McCarthy says he's back up to 215 pounds after getting as low as "the high 180's" as he recovered from his knee injury. Said it was largely the result of not being able to work out, and said that once he resumed his regimen, he gained the weight back in 2 1/2 weeks.

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After more than 600,000 people attended the three-day NFL draft in Green Bay, Wisconsin, it appears that the Minnesota Vikings and City of Minneapolis would like to host the event in the not-too-distant future.

"Speaking of the draft, 2029, that is the aim for the Vikings hosting the draft in downtown Minneapolis," said KSTP-TV's Darren Wolfson on Tuesday's Mackey & Judd Show. "The Vikings are pushing very hard. 2029. It wouldn't' be in Eagan. My understanding is it would be in downtown Minneapolis."

The only future NFL draft with a known location is in 2026 when Pittsburgh serves as host. It's also been reported that Washington, D.C. and Denver have submitted bids to host the draft in 2027.

"Kansas City has had one. Detroit, right? Green Bay. The Vikings are like, 'OK, it's our turn.' The aim, though, is 2029," Wolfson said. "I don't know exactly when the Vikings will find out officially if they land the 2029 draft, but that is the target."

Hosting the draft could provide an economic boom to the Twin Cities. The draft in Green Bay was projected to fuel $20 million into Green Bay's local economy and $94 million throughout Wisconsin, but economic impact values won't be known until sometime in June, according to the Green Bay Press-Gazette.

The NFL stopped holding the draft at Radio City Music Hall in New York City after the 2015 event. Since then, the draft has been held in Chicago (twice), Philadelphia, Arlington, Nashville, Cleveland, Las Vegas, Kansas City, Detroit, and Green Bay.

To host the draft, cities have to submit a bid and then have the bid selected via a vote by the 32 NFL owners.

Minneapolis successfully hosted the Super Bowl in 2018 despite a frigid airmass swallowing Minnesota in early February. Brutal cold wouldn't be a problem for the draft in late April in the Twin Cities.

Source:  https://www.yardbarker.com/nfl/articles/...5_42126155

Possible trade with the Browns?? 

https://vikingsterritory.com/2025/news/a...or-vikings

Per Over The Cap, the
@Vikings currently have a 3rd (Sam Darnold) and 5th round (Cam Robinson) comp picks. The Vikings could get that 5th round comp pick moved up to a 4th if Daniel Jones hits playing time incentives. Also, Kevin O'Connell recently mentioned the possibility for a 3rd comp pick (Trent Sherfield Jr.?).