Kenechi Udeze News

Yet another major-program football player walked the Taser plank this past week, though this one was called back from the edge just in time.

Vikings defensive coordinator Leslie Frazier doesn't want to imagine his unit without Pro Bowl defensive end Jared Allen.

To anyone who has ever played on a football field, they consider it equivalent to a battle zone.

Posted by Anthony Stalter Offseason Additions: Brett Favre ; Glenn Holt ; Karl Paymah .

Vikings quarterback Tarvaris Jackson returned to the field Wednesday for the first time since suffering a left knee sprain and said he felt "great" after being eased into drills.

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Michael Vick said he is close to signing with a professional football team but refused to elaborate.

Percy Harvin missed two days and four practices of training camp, and the Minnesota Vikings have no intention of letting the rookie wide receiver ease his way in.

Chicago Bears coach Lovie Smith has shot down reports of a rift between quarterback Jay Cutler and star linebacker Brian Urlacher, saying they're simply not true.

MANKATO, Minn. -- Vikings coach Brad Childress said he has no regrets about the way the Vikings handled the situation .

Kenechi Udeze's determination never seemed to waver. Not around others, at least.

New York Giants linebacker Antonio Pierce appeared Thursday before the grand jury investigating gun charges against former teammate Plaxico Burress and was expected to return today.

Kenechi Udeze's comeback from leukemia served as an inspiration to his Minnesota Vikings teammates.

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Minnesota Vikings defensive end Kenechi Udeze has decided to retire, ending a remarkable comeback from leukemia.

He grew up on a farm in South Dakota and made a career out of drilling opposing running backs into the ground.

"Something there is that doesn't love a wall" - so wrote the poet and football fan Robert Frost.

Three things about the Vikings minicamp that stood out: Impressive showing: Vikings first-round pick Percy Harvin is the real deal when it comes to athletic ability.

His leukemia was in remission. Doctors had given him permission, albeit grudgingly, to embark on an NFL comeback.

The Minnesota Vikings are in their weekend minicamp, and one highlight has been the use of the "Wildcat" formation in some offensive drills.