Kevin Seifert is a pro football reporter with a focus on the Minnesota Vikings. He writes for ESPN, ESPN Classic, ESPN Sports Media Ltd, ABC Network News, and also contributes to various other publications and platforms. Kevin's expertise lies in analyzing team dynamics, player performances, and providing in-depth coverage of the NFL.
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play Marcus Spears and Dan Orlovsky react to Christian Darrisaw being out for the season with a knee injury. (1:13)
MINNEAPOLIS -- It took the Minnesota Vikings until the first possession of the third quarter against the Indianapolis Colts to score their first points Sunday night.
play MINNEAPOLIS -- Justin Jefferson stepped to the microphones last week and delivered a revelation that nearly slipped through unnoticed.
By: Kevin Seifert
Minnesota had its best all-around offensive performance in Sunday's win over Indianapolis. Here's why.
EAGAN, Minn. -- The Minnesota Vikings are replacing two-thirds of their specialists Tuesday, sources confirmed, agreeing to terms with placekicker John Parker Romo and long snapper Jake McQuaide as injury replacements.
The Vikings have agreed to terms with placekicker John Parker Romo and long snapper Jake McQuaide, sources confirmed to ESPN.
Considering the draft capital the Vikings spent to pick Turner at No. 17, he hasn't played much this season.
By: Kevin Seifert
How can one player cause a concussion and not get ejected, while another is tossed for a milder hit to the head?
EAGAN, Minn. -- Amid a tough moment of his career last weekend, Indianapolis Colts quarterback Anthony Richardson got a surprise pep talk.
Kevin O'Connell said he assumed it had been a rough week for Anthony Richardson and that he wanted to let him know he still had strong support both inside and outside the Colts organization.
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