Vikings Land Murray on Bargain Deal

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The Minnesota Vikings landed quarterback Kyler Murray on a bargain deal worth just 1.3 million

dollars for 2026.

This marks their biggest free agency move after a quiet start focused on smaller additions.

They first brought in quarterback James Pierre from the Steelers, who has limited snaps

in past seasons.

The team also resigned running back Aaron Jones and linebacker Eric Wilson to short-term

contracts for leadership and stability.

Bleacher report hailed the Murray signing as the top steel of the offseason.

Fans and analysts see it as a low-risk upgrade over rookie JJ McCarthy on a roster ready

for playoffs.

Murray earned offensive rookie of the year in 2019 and made back-to-back probals after that.

Despite a rough injury-filled 2025, he posted strong numbers like nearly 69% completion

and over 3,000 rushing, yards career-wise.

With coach Kevin O'Connell's track record on quarterback fixes, Murray has a real shot

to rebound.

At that price for proven dual threat talent, the Vikings could stick with him if he delivers

in 2026.

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