Andrew Krammer is a Reporter at the Minnesota Star Tribune. He covers sports, with a focus on competitive team sports and the business aspects of the sports industry. Krammer's work has been featured in various outlets, including Yahoo News, Lawton Publishing Company, and the Bismarck Tribune.
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By: Andrew Krammer
Several former Gophers and other prospects from Minnesota colleges and high schools also ended up with NFL teams.
Several former Gophers and other draft prospects from Minnesota colleges and high schools ended up with NFL teams Saturday.
Caleb Banks, the 18th overall pick out of Florida, is still eyeing a return to practice by Vikings training camp because of ongoing recovery from a foot injury.
The first reveal of the Vikings' 2026 schedule is a seventh international game for the well-traveled team.
The Nov. 22 "Sunday Night Football" game in Mexico be will be the seventh time the Vikings will be playing an NFL international game since 2013.
By: Andrew Krammer, Mark Craig, Ben Goessling
We know the Vikings' opponents. And we know they're playing yet another international game.
By: Andrew Krammer
The Vikings begin the 2026 NFL season with two crucial NFC North games, then have a daunting schedule at midseason.
By: Andrew Krammer
Bredeson walked on at Michigan, where his older brothers played, and was given a year to earn a scholarship. He did, starting his path to the NFL.
Minnesota Vikings fullback Max Bredeson, a 2026 fifth-round draft pick, was a walk-on at Michigan, where his older brothers Jack and Ben also played.
In the eyes of Vikings director of college scouting Mike Sholiton, fifth-round pick Max Bredeson "was given almost no opportunity."
