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Was wondering what people thought is the Vikings ' biggest weakness excluding QB.

Dan Zinski from TheVikingAge.com gives insight into what to expect from this year's Minnesota Vikings .

You're going to see a lot of new names on the Vikings roster this year, including quarterback Sage Rosenfels , offensive lineman Phil Loadholt , receiver Percy Harvin and center John Sullivan moving to a starter's role.

June 4th, 2009 1:59 PM by Judd Zulgad It's clear the Vikings have a contract situation on their handsA when it comes to Antoine Winfield.A The veteran cornerbackA continued to stay away from theA Vikings' Organized Team Activities on Thursday.

The Vikings made it clear they had confidence that John Sullivan could take over at center when veteran Matt Birk signed with Baltimore in March.

Being big has obvious rewards. There are millions of dollars Bryant McKinnie never would have made, had he stopped filling out, oh, 100 pounds ago.

Cook's short arms plagued him at right tackle but wouldn't be as much of a hindrance inside.

Vikings coach Brad Childress defended Tarvaris Jackson. Jackson's work ethic, Childress said Friday, is beyond reproach.

Brad Childress said no one knows for sure how much defensive end Kenechi Udeze will help the Vikings defense this season, but the fact that Udeze is even on the field again is a significant achievement in itself.

Percy Harvin and his versatility give the Minnesota Vikings more options in the offensive playbook this season, but the most important newcomer is second-round draft pick Phil Loadholt... by Joseph Gunther 16 reads Opinion Percy Harvin and his versatility give the Minnesota Vikings more options in the offensive playbook this season, but the most ...

When Percy Harvin missed rookie training camp earlier this month, naysayers immediately assumed the worst about the first-round pick from Florida.

Ita s easy to get caught up in the primadonna Brett Favre saga. So much so that it makes Viking fans sometimes forget that there was some other pretty exciting news that has been happening in the land of purple this offseason.

We interrupt the latest bit of Brett Favre "will he or won't he" speculation for some actual on-the-field news involving the Vikings.

The Vikings had a number of players in 2008 that carried the team to their first division title since 2000.

The 2009 season bring some changes to the Minnesota Vikings' offensive personnel.

It is about that time of years when everybody decided to weigh in on what their favorite team has done.

The Vikings are hoping Phil Loadholt can make the move from left tackle to right.

I don't understand this move, notwithstanding the drafting of Andre Smith. Jones is still a decent tackle, right? And you need two of them, right? Not to mention that he's managed to stay out of the headlines off the field, which seems like no small feat in Cincinnati.

May 5th, 2009 1:48 PM by Judd Zulgad Winona State's Nick Urban wasn't the only offensive lineman the Vikings signed after giving tryouts to approximately 30 players at their three-day rookie minicamp last weekend.

The Vikings' first-round draft pick was nowhere to be seen, but their second-round pick might have been visible from outer space.