The Minnesota Vikings have been active during their bye week, including their latest move on former Seattle Seahawks draft pick Nick Vannett.

With the 2026 NFL Draft coming in just over six months, the planning has already begun. One aspect that has yet to be determined is how many compensatory selections the Minnesota Vikings will have. These were the initial projections for compensatory picks ahead of the 2025 season.

With the 17th pick, Wilson has the Vikings selecting USC wideout Makai Lemon. The 5-11, 195-pound receiver is Wilson's 22nd-ranked prospect overall, and their third-ranked receiver.

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What will George Paton do this offseason and how will the Broncos' new GM prioritize free agency and the draft? The Vikings hold the answers. Coming off of a 5-11 campaign and four-straight losing seasons, the Denver Broncos find themselves in unknown ...

The NFL has seen five weeks of the season, minus one game, come and go. In the process, teams have emerged as contenders, others have sank, and through it all team needs have started to unfold as their front offices get ready for the NFL Draft that will be here before we know it.

The Minnesota Vikings have re-signed former Pittsburgh Steelers tight end Nick Vannett to their practice squad. Vannett was released by the Vikings earlier this week from their active roster.

A trade between AFC teams on Monday morning could wind up providing a slight boost to the Vikings' compensatory pick outlook in the 2026 draft.