How about special teams ace Theo Jackson, who by virtue of elimination could be poised for an increased role on defense in ...

Despite the Minnesota Vikings‘ having Super Bowl aspirations, weaknesses still remain in the secondary. An outside cornerback ...

Harrison Smith already turned 36 this offseason, an elderly age for an NFL safety, especially one as habitually violent as ...

Well, let’s do this again. One of my first ever pieces for this glorious site that strives to bring you any news, opinions, analysis and breakdowns of your often-disappointing Minnesota Vikings ...

While that may be the case generally amongst fans, it is not true for all, especially players inside that locker room, like 35-year-old safety Harrison Smith, who might have played his last NFL ...

Vikings defensive back Harrison Smith will be back for a 14th season with the team. Minnesota and the longtime Viking agreed upon a reworked contract for the 2025 season allowing him to return for ...

Safety Harrison Smith is back for a 14th season with the Vikings, but he isn't looking for more of the same. Smith has made All-Pro and Pro Bowl teams while helping Minnesota make the playoffs six ...

Their strong defense was a major part of how well they played, but fans were worried that veteran defender Harrison Smith was going to retire, leaving the Vikings in a tough spot, personnel-wise.

NFL analyst believes the Minnesota Vikings should add another veteran safety to help out Harrison Smith in the secondary.