Tyler Forness discusses the Minnesota Vikings compensatory picks for the 2026 draft and how one of the picks is in danger of ...

T he Minnesota Vikings received a third-round compensatory pick in this year's draft. That will be the 97th overall pick, giving the Vikings four picks heading into draft weekend.

Compensatory picks are a sneaky way for teams to be able to add extra draft picks outside of the traditional seven they always have. Of course, they have to lose players to gain them, and the Vikings ...

The Vikings could also be in line to get a premier comp pick in next year's draft after losing Sam Darnold. Two of the most notable free agents they're adding — Jonathan Allen and Javon Hargrave ...

Lewis writes, "O’Connell credited Adofo-Mensah and the Vikings’ personnel staff for their approach to acquiring talent while also setting the franchise up for compensatory picks in 2026.

For the second year in a row, the Vikings are expected to receive the most valuable compensatory pick of any team, sitting just inside the top 100 overall. This past year, it was for losing Kirk ...

The Minnesota Vikings received a third-round compensatory pick in this year's draft. That will be the 97th overall pick, giving the Vikings four picks heading into draft weekend. Minnesota also owns a ...

The Vikings are currently slated to have nine picks in the 2024 NFL Draft, but none of them will be of the compensatory variety. Because of their busy offseason last year, they won't be awarded ...

When it comes to the NFL’s compensatory pick formula, there are few GM’s in the business more savvy than Kwesi Adofo-Mensah. That extra top-100 pick will be vital for the Vikings this April ...

The Minnesota Vikings comp pick situation is a messy one, given how many players they had come and go during free agency. For those who don’t know, compensatory draft picks can be awarded to ...

If this ends up happening, the Vikings' 3rd-round compensatory pick would be the No. 97(ish) overall. It would give them a total of 4 picks: Rounds 1, 3, 5 and 5, respectively.