After a disastrous game against the Jacksonville Jaguars last month, Darnold has looked like a completely different player as of late.

Should the Vikings re-sign Darnold long term after his career year, or should they let him go and look to the future with J.J. McCarthy?

When Sam Darnold signed a one-year deal to quarterback the Vikings this past offseason, not many people thought the former top-five pick would have an MVP-caliber year. Darnold has helped guide

A potential plan for the Vikings to to trade Sam Darnold was called out by former Vikings linebacker Ben Leber.

The plan has been in place since the start of training camp. J.J. McCarthy is clearly the Vikings quarterback of the future, and he will take over under center once head coach Kevin O’Connell determines that he is ready to trigger the offense and have it run at a high level.

The problem this team faces is that they just spent a top-ten pick on J.J. McCarthy so for them to endorse Darnold and discard him is no easy task.

Minnesota Vikings offensive coordinator Wes Phiillips made comments indicating that QB Sam Darnold may depart the team in the offseason.

Should the Vikings pay Sam Darnold? Former team executive Jeff Diamond says yes. Here's why an extended stay in Minnesota makes sense for both sides.

Darnold is on pace to finish with 4,314 yards and 36 touchdowns. You can count on two fingers the Vikings QBs with seasons that good in the past.

The Minnesota Star Tribune's Mark Craig, one of 50 voters tasked with choosing the NFL’s Most Valuable Player, processes Vikings quarterback Sam Darnold's chances at winning the award.