Here is everything you need to know about the Vikings ahead of the 2026 NFL Draft, including how many picks they have and their biggest needs.

The Vikings have plenty of positional needs, so they should be able to take a "best available" approach when it comes to the NFL Draft.

The Minnesota Vikings are on the verge of playoff contention but some aging pieces are going to need successors down the road.

The Vikings are expected to go with a defensive player at 18th overall, but recent comments from Rob Brzezinski suggest another possibility.

There's a lot riding on this year's NFL draft for Brzezinski, Kevin O'Connell, and the Vikings.

That is why, when ESPN's Matt Bowen discussed his favorite teams for the top 20 prospects in the NFL Draft. For the Vikings, we often see safety Dillon Thieneman attached to them but he went with another safety in Toledo's Emmanuel McNeil-Warren.

Here we'll try to look at and discuss the players the Minnesota Vikings must avoid picking in the 2026 NFL Draft.

The Vikings have not started their search for a permanent General Manager to replace Kwesi Adofo-Mensah.

The Vikings GM opening is going to be one of the more sought after openings in recent memory.

The Minnesota Vikings may be looking to offload QB J.J. McCarthy, and the Los Angeles Rams just may be a willing taker.

Minnesota hit on stars like Justin Jefferson, Dalvin Cook, Brian O'Neill, and Christian Darrisaw, but there are far more misses than hits over the past 10 drafts.