This article will be the first in many focusing on what would have been if the Minnesota Vikings made the right moves. Today the focus will be on the epic failure that was the 2005 NFL draft for ...

Vikings fans were excited after their playoff run, and the fact that they now had two first round draft picks. Things were looking up in Minnesota.

The Vikings have pass-rush threats with Kenechi Udeze, Erasmus James and Lance Johnstone. The team is more solid at linebacker with Sam Cowart and Napoleon Harris being added to a young, agile group.

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Unlike this year's Vikings team, which won four straight to earn their playoff spot, the 2004 team limped into the post-season with an 8-8 record and a couple of regular season losses to Green Bay.

Minnesota Vikings player stats for the NFL 2005-6 including NFL Team Leaders, Passing, Rushing, Receiving, Scoring, Defense, Returning, Kicking, and Punting. View the Regular Season Players' Stats ...

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The Minnesota Vikings have had enough of Randy Moss and have tentatively agreed to trade the highly productive but highly controversial wide receiver to the Oakland Raiders next week.

Can you say Troy Williamson? The SBNation website argues that the Minnesota Vikings' 2005 draft class was not only the worst in team history, but one of the worst the NFL has ever seen.

The Minnesota Vikings' flickering playoff hopes were snuffed out by a barrage of precision passes from a suddenly effective Kyle Boller.