In an attempt to bolster their defensive backfield that has been riddled with injuries and subpar play, the Minnesota Vikings announced another roster move on Tuesday when they agreed to terms with unrestricted free agent Benny Sapp. Calling for a two year deal worth a total of $4.2 Million, Sapp will be back in Minnesota in 2010 competing for a starting spot alongside Antoine Winfield.

Now that I have that catchy tune firmly placed in your head, let me turn your focus now to the Minnesota Vikings, or more importantly, LaDainian Tomlinson…Read the full article on Bleacher Report…

Last year, the Minnesota Vikings gambled that either they could buy Chester Taylor at the twelfth hour at a discount or that they no longer would need someone like Taylor behind a gradually evolving Adrian Peterson. That gambled failed, as the Vikings increasingly relied on Taylor in clutch situations and Peterson plateaued.

Minnesota Vikings All-Pro defensive tackle Kevin Williams testified Tuesday that he was under pressure to lose weight and earn a $400,000 bonus when he took a weight-loss supplement two years ago - a supplement he didn’t know contained a substance banned by the NFL. The testimony was the first from a player in the closely watched trial deciding whether the NFL’s use of its anti-doping policy broke Minnesota labor law

Pat and Kevin Williams (not related) of the Minnesota Vikings sued the NFL over its anti-doping procedures over one year ago.  The case finally went to trial Monday. The “Williams Wall” who both tested positive for the banned substance bumetanide, which can mask steroids, played every game last season while challenging the four-game suspensions that come with a positive test

In his first free agent foray, the future Hall of Fame running back is looking to form arguably the best 1-2 punch at the position in the game.

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The Minneapolis Star-Tribune is reporting that the Minnesota Vikings have interest in free agent running back, LaDainian Tomlinson. Tomlinson was cut by the Chargers prior to the kick-off of free agency, and has garnered some scattered attention. He is clearly on the decline, but still possess enough talent to make an impact here and there for a team

After suffering a tough loss offensively with running back Chester Taylor skipping town to play for their rivals in Chicago, the Vikings have apparently set their immediate sights on a future Hall of Fame player to replace him next season. According to Judd Zulgad of the Minneapolis Star-Tribune, there is a growing level of interest between Minnesota and LaDainian Tomlinson, who was cut loose this off-season after nine stellar seasons with the Chargers.

After suffering a tough loss offensively with running back Chester Taylor skipping town to play for their rivals in Chicago, the Vikings have apparently set their immediate sights on a future Hall of Fame player to replace him next season. According to Judd Zulgad of the Minneapolis Star-Tribune, there is a growing level of interest between Minnesota and LaDainian Tomlinson, who was cut loose this off-season after nine stellar seasons with the Chargers. Neither side has commented on one another to this point, but given the strength of the Vikings franchise and their definite ability to reach the Super Bowl next year, a match between the two could be to Tomlinson’s liking.