Vikings RB Cam Akers will face off vs. his former team in the wild-card round of the playoffs. Here's what to know about his departure from L.A.

The Minnesota Vikings have a bunch of free agent decisions to make this offseason but there is four players that they need to bring back.

Minnesota Vikings running back Cam Akers is listed as questionable for Monday night’s playoff matchup with the Los Angeles Rams – his former team – in the NFL P

For a fun little thought exercise, let's go through every single Vikings unrestricted free agent and hand out a percentage of likelihood that they'll be back for another season in purple in 2025. These are going to be totally speculative estimations — and the beauty of probability is that I won't technically be wrong if I give a player a 10 percent chance to return and it ends up happening.

The Vikings need to re-sign these 3 veteran players before 2025 NFL free agency kicks off in March. Will they retain them all?

Before Cam Akers and his teammates take the field Monday at 8:00 PM ET on ABC/ESPN, there will be numerous player prop bets available. In the NFC Wild Card Round, Akers’ Minnesota Vikings

Landon Dickerson had started the game at center as Jurgens is dealing with a back injury. Jurgens went through a pregame workout and the club kept him active. But also suffered a knee injury in the first half and was clearly laboring throughout the first two quarters.

F ormer Florida State star Jared Verse put the NFL on notice during his rookie season. After a standout campaign that concluded with a highlight-reel performance against the Phila

Darnold had a strong regular season until the very end in Kevin O'Connell's terrific downfield passing system. His value may have diminished a little late, but he still stands out as the best free-agent starting option with Minnesota ready to move to J.J. McCarthy.

The running game in Minnesota has been lackluster for the past two seasons. Last year, running backs Alexander Mattison and Cam Akers had their moments, but overall failed to fill the shoes left

Vikings RBs Aaron Jones and Ty Chandler did not become the dynamic duo hoped for, prompting a potential rebuild of the running back room.

The Vikings' interesting offseason will see them facing an uphill battle as it pertains to the 2025 NFL Draft.