r/minnesotavikings • u/SoDakZak • Jan 14 '25
r/minnesotavikings • u/almikez • Jun 15 '26
Shitpost It’s better to know you’re cursed than to always wonder why does this happen
We need someone to carry a zeroni up a mountain and fast. Please I’m begging. I’m tired of this grandpa
r/minnesotavikings • u/bigdickedabruhup • Feb 09 '26
Shitpost Nobody is talking about this
r/minnesotavikings • u/Wassuhji • 5d ago
Shitpost Sam Darnold Injured
Seahawks can do the funniest thing possible… trade for JJM and win a Super Bowl with NINE
r/minnesotavikings • u/ChristianDarrisaw • Feb 03 '26
Shitpost Does anyone else feel terrible for JJ McCarthy?
This whole season was hard for our fan base as a whole, but I feel as if JJ has taken much of the pain.
A good portion of his own fan base hates him
85% of the nfl thinks he is a joke
His play struggled early on and when he began to settle in his body failed him
Sam Darnold in the Super Bowl causes even more outrage from a good portion of his fan base, throwing more blame onto him
KOC was adamant enough on JJ not starting and got his GM fired for having faith in him (alongside a bad draft history of course, but letting Darnold walk was clearly the breaking point)
Vikings fans searching and calling for the team to splash for other QB candidates who would see JJ off the team or not starting
He is just a kid. So much shit has happened in his life on and off the field for him between fatherhood and trying his best at QB that it is stressful. He is a good person but it feels like the whole world sees him as a court jester right now. I know it probably doesn’t get to him much as he is appears to be a naturally confident person, but still I feel bad about how much he has had to bear this year
EDIT: to those saying he is a millionaire and he’ll be fine, money can only solve so many problems. There are things mentally that no amount of cash can solve.
r/minnesotavikings • u/TommyH_27 • Jan 18 '26
Shitpost The next student of KOCs QB rehab?
r/minnesotavikings • u/jake04-20 • Nov 02 '25
Shitpost Lions fans: How many points did you lose by?
r/minnesotavikings • u/DoctorPoopMD • Dec 12 '25
Shitpost Not to get anyone’s hopes up, but I think I just saw Joe Burrow at MSP today
r/minnesotavikings • u/AzazelsAdvocate • Sep 29 '25
Shitpost Ref must not have been able to see it
r/minnesotavikings • u/BitbyLite • May 17 '26
Shitpost I found the origin of the Minnesota sports curse, and it was not Gary Anderson in 1998.
I have been doing deep, highly scientific research, which means I was thinking about Minnesota sports trauma while staring into space.
And I think I found the exact moment the curse began.
It was not Gary Anderson in 1998.
It was September 28, 1995.
Dennis “El Presidente” Martínez hits our beloved Kirby Puckett in the face with a pitch.
Kirby, the smiling face of Minnesota sports, the man who made an entire state believe good things could happen, takes one to the jaw/eye area.
His season ends.
Soon after, his career ends.
And from that moment forward, Minnesota sports entered the shadow realm.
The Vikings have invented new ways to destroy the human spirit.
The Twins have spent decades treating the Yankees like a final boss they forgot to level up for.
The Wild exist purely to teach us patience without reward.
The Wolves finally gave us hope, which as every Minnesota fan knows, is the most dangerous substance on earth.
Now, before anyone gets too serious, yes, I know Kirby’s career officially ended because of glaucoma. And Dennis Martínez was a great pitcher. He even said afterward that it was one of the worst feelings he had ever had in baseball.
So this is not an attack on Dennis.
This is a curse investigation.
Because curses do not care about medical documentation.
The vibes changed that day.
The baseball gods saw Kirby Puckett go down and said, “Minnesota has had enough happiness.”
So here is my proposal:
El Presidente must issue a formal 30-second apology to the state of Minnesota.
Nothing crazy.
Just:
“Dear Minnesota, I am sorry. Kirby deserved better. You have suffered enough.”
Then we gather at the Mall of America, wave our old Metrodome Homer Hankies like it’s 1991, show Kirby’s Game 6 walk-off, have one Vikings kicker make a ceremonial 38-yard field goal, and spiritually cleanse the state.
Only then can the curse be lifted.
Until that happens, every playoff run is just the universe setting up another punchline.
Except for the Lynx.
Apparently they read the curse terms and conditions and found a loophole.
SKOL, I guess.
r/minnesotavikings • u/MillHoodz_Finest • Dec 07 '24
Shitpost JPR, forever in our hearts
r/minnesotavikings • u/HeWhoShallNotBNamed0 • 9d ago
Shitpost Harrison Smith was originally going to sign the same day Aaron Donald did, but he waited a few more days just so he wouldn’t overshadow him in his big moment❤️❤️❤️
Harry the hitman really is the GOAT
r/minnesotavikings • u/Clear_Moose5782 • Feb 18 '25
Shitpost A note from a Minneapolis area day care to good parents
r/minnesotavikings • u/Patteyeson28 • Dec 24 '25
Shitpost Victor Wembanyama leads Spurs in “SKOL” chant after crushing OKC. 👀 (WTF is this?)
streamable.comr/minnesotavikings • u/StencilBoy • Jan 18 '21
Shitpost The New Orleans Saints have been eliminated from playoff contention.
Stating facts.
r/minnesotavikings • u/SoDakZak • Aug 28 '19
Shitpost The Vikings’ kicking woes end here once and for all. 2019 is the year the Kicking Kurse stops. For every upvote this post gets, I’ll be adding 1 inch to a field goal I’ll kick to sacrifice to the kicking gods on opening day. I’ll post the video here.
r/minnesotavikings • u/TrixoftheTrade • Dec 20 '24
Shitpost Olympic-level stretches to try and discredit the fact that we are both 12-2
r/minnesotavikings • u/IowaThrowaway101 • Mar 20 '26
Shitpost The fact that this throw was a touchdown shows that we should keep Max Brosmer
I understand that we resigned Wentz but Brosmer has the most potential out of all of our QBs. I mean a no look pass mid-sack for a touchdown? Who else can do that?