Should the Minnesota Vikings (a) sign Sam Darnold to an extension, (b) franchise tag him or (c) let him walk to free agency? Well, everyone and their friend, fiance, mom, dad and brother has an opinion on the Vikings quarterback situation and what they should do about it this offseason.

The Vikings could very well tag Sam Darnold, but if they don't, he should have several options at his disposal during free agency.

His preseason torn meniscus scuttled those plans and Darnold went on to have a great and surprising year. There are no guarantees that Darnold would be able to repeat his success in 2025, and if the Vikings were to bring him back, his $10 million salary would likely rise to the $35-40 million level.

NFL superstar Justin Jefferson addressed the Vikings' quarterback dilemma and raised some red flags about Sam Darnold's return.

The Minnesota Vikings might not resign Sam Darnold, and here are the top three free agency fits for the resurgent quarterback.

Sam Darnold appeared to be heading into a career as a journeyman quarterback scratching and clawing for reps as a backup, let alone a starter. But after an historic year with the Minnesota Vikings combined with some other factors,

The Minnesota Vikings don't need to let Sam Darnold walk for nothing, and could actually get a more accomplished QB back in a trade. The post Our Trade Proposal Sees Vikings Swap Sam Darnold for 60,000-Yard QB appeared first on Heavy Sports.