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EAGAN, Minn. — Quarterback Daniel Jones arrived in Minnesota amid external anticipation that he is part of a long-term process to assemble the Vikings' 2025 depth chart at the position.
Former New York Giants quarterback Daniel Jones is signing with the Minnesota Vikings, a source told ESPN on Wednesday, a notable move for a team that is likely facing another quarterback transition in the offseason.
Minnesota Vikings quarterback J.J. McCarthy had an injection in his right knee earlier this week to alleviate swelling that arose during his rehabilitation program, coach Kevin O'Connell said Wednesday.
As we close in on November and the upcoming unveiling of the initial College Football Playoff rankings, the teams everyone hyped to be national title contenders are right where we thought they'd be. Oregon, Georgia, Penn State, Ohio State, Texas and Notre Dame are all generally living up to top-10 expectations.
Michigan Wolverines quarterback Jack Tuttle announced his decision to retire from football Monday. The seventh-year player wrote on social media that he needed to "start prioritizing my health" after dealing with numerous injuries, including the fifth concussion of his career.
Michigan quarterback Jack Tuttle announced Monday that he is medically retiring from football.
Colin Cowherd unveils his Week 6 Herd Hierarchy, including the Dallas Cowboys returning to the Top 10 and Washington Commanders leaping to the Top 5. Do you agree with Colin's Top 10 this week?
In a cavernous and crestfallen Michigan locker room, amid the stunned silence of a dream season gone unexpectedly and unfathomably awry, an unlikely protagonist waited for the inquest he knew was coming. Inch by inch, reporters tiptoed closer and closer to running back Kalel Mullings, a converted linebacker whose goal-line fumble in the second quarter had swung momentum even further toward the emboldened underdogs from Texas Christian. The media members danced around the ball security-shaped elephant in the room with questions about the stunning nature of the Wolverines' second consecutive loss in the College Football Playoff semifinals and about Mullings' move to tailback following a season-ending knee injury to starter Blake Corum.