NEW ORLEANS - JANUARY 24: Bernard Berrian #87 of the Minnesota Vikings runs for yards after the catch against the New Orleans Saints during the NFC Championship Game at the Louisiana Superdome on January 24, 2010 in New Orleans, Louisiana. The Saints won 31-28 in overtime. (Photo by Jed Jacobsohn/Getty Images)

Sleeper Spotlight: Which Vikings Receiver Is Best?

By John Zaktansky (Photo: Jed Jacobsohn/Getty Images)

Vikings Sign Former Packer WR Javon Walker

by Devin Rubink

On Tuesday, the Minnesota Vikings signed wide receiver Javon Walker after learning that star receiver Sidney Rice would be sidelined for half of the season because of hip surgery... Read More »
Chaz Schillens' Clock Ticking: No Work, No Pay for Injured WR

by RaiderusMax

The Oakland Raiders have stuck with a lot of players in the past that have basically been paid to do nothing. Let me bring up some names like Desmond Howard, JaMarcus Russell, Javon Walker and lastly is the so-called WR Chaz Schilens... Read More »
Report: Vikings To Sign Receiver T.J. Houshmandzadeh? *Updated 9/6*

by Dan Carey

After the puzzling cutting of wide receiver Javon Walker, it appears that the cut to make room for another freshly cut receiver.Last year, the Vikings were in hot pursuit of former Bengals receiver T... Read More »
NFL Preseason 2010: Top Roster Cuts Expected This Weekend

by Chris Matcovich

Tonight is the final preseason game for all the teams in the NFL. For most players this game is just a final tune up for the regular season, but for those fighting for a spot, this game could mean whether or not they will have a job... Read More »
Imperial Walker? Fantasy Football Prospects for the Newest Viking

by Ken Kelly

I still remember the play. On September 11, 2005, Javon Walker sustained a season-ending knee injury while playing for the Green Bay Packers... Read More »

NFL's Top-10 Cases of Buyer's Remorse

Sorry, there will be no bailouts. Just because the U.S. financial markets are ailing doesn't mean the NFL will be giving any salary-cap relief to franchises that made bad offseason personnel investments...