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Kenny Onatolu called his identical twin brother, Taiwo, immediately after Kenny signed a free agent contract with the Vikings last December.

Despite all Brett Favre has done, Peterson remains extremely productive and the focus of opposing defenses.

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The Vikings parted ways with John David Booty on Wednesday, releasing the second-year quarterback from their practice squad.

Green Bay Packers special-teams coach Shawn Slocum has noticed a marked improvement in the quality of the Vikings' special teams.

The late Max McGee played his entire career for the Green Bay Packers , but a restaurant he opened in Eden Prairie has become a favorite of Vikings players.

Vikings wide receiver Percy Harvin is reportedly "questionable" after battling migraines the last two days.

Last update: September 21, 2009 - 7:06 AM It was difficult to give the Vikings my full attention today.

The Vikings added a wrinkle to their defense against Cleveland, having right end Jared Allen line up for a few snaps on the left side last Sunday.

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Minnesota Vikings special teams player Heath Farwell is questionable for Sunday's game against Detroit.

Wide receiver Percy Harvin found himself a key part of the Vikings' offense in his NFL debut on Sunday, catching three passes for 36 yards and a touchdown and also getting two carries for 22 yards in a 34-20 victory at Cleveland.

The Vikings' special-teams unit had a fairly productive day Sunday, but one miscue likely will be the focus for new coordinator Brian Murphy this week at Winter Park.

Almost forgotten in the furor over Brett Favre's arrival in Minnesota is a Vikings defense that remains one of the NFL's best.

Vikings coach Brad Childress has a simple but consistent message to players fighting for a roster spot: Don't count the numbers.

Vikings coach Brad Childress has a simple but consistent message to players fighting for a roster spot: Don't count the numbers.

Vikings coach Brad Childress has a simple but consistent message to players fighting for a roster spot: Don't count the numbers.

Heath Farwell admitted he was nervous before the Vikings' preseason opener Friday night in Indianapolis.

Heath Farwell had seen this type of special-teams coverage before. Two years ago, Farwell was flying all over the field, making tackles for the Vikings, making sure there weren't many costly returns by opponents.

August 14th, 2009 7:55 PM by Chip Scoggins The Vikings are leading the Colts 13-3 at halftime.