Former Minnesota Vikings Pro Bowl linebacker Anthony Barr has announced his retirement from the NFL. After 10 seasons, the stalwart defender is officially hanging up his cleats. More news: Shedeur Sanders Quarterback Position Revealed by Browns Depth Chart

Former Minnesota Vikings linebacker and four-time Pro Bowler Anthony Barr is set to retire from the NFL, his nonprofit organization Raise The Barr announced Monday. Barr, 33, spent nine of his 10 NFL seasons with the Vikings after being selected ninth overall in the 2014 NFL Draft out of UCLA.

Anthony Barr is retiring after a decade in the league, according to insider Jordan Schultz. Barr was an enthralling talent coming out of UCLA, and the Minnesota Vikings used the No. 9 overall pick to land him in the 2014 NFL Draft.

The young quarterback has had his ups and downs in training camp, but coach Kevin O'Connell seems more excited than concerned.

The Minnesota Vikings are in the middle of training camp at TCO Performance Center in Eagan, and there might not be a greater spotlight than the one on J.J. McCarthy.

For J.J. McCarthy, the Minnesota Vikings’ preseason opener will be a full-circlemoment, even though he will face the Houston Texans rather than the Las VegasRaiders.Last time McCarthy was on the field in a game for the Vikings,

Minnesota Vikings tight end T.J. Hockenson missed practice on Monday after suffering a lower-body injury on the weekend, according to multiple reports.

Vikings tight end T.J. Hockenson is out of practice today with an injury. Hockenson was injured on Saturday and is out at least for today. Vikings coach Kevin O'Connell referred to Hockenson's injury as a "hip,

Minnesota Vikings coach Kevin O’Connell eased fears with a positive update on Monday about T.J. Hockenson after he left Saturday's training camp practice early.