The Minnesota Vikings will soon get to work on the 2025 roster, and there's a lot of work to do, especially on defense. Of the team's 25 impending free agents, five of them were either regular starters or impact players for defensive coordinator Brian Flores' secondary.

It appears the Vikings will have Brian Flores back as their defensive coordinator for a third season. However, two Vikings assistants continue to interview for promotions. Flores, who interviewed with the Jets,

Much has been made about the Minnesota Vikings’ defense over the past two seasons. And for good reason. The defense was the main reason for the Vikings being in playoff contention as long as

The New York Jets hiring Aaron Glenn is bad news for former Miami Dolphins coach Brian Flores, who is the Minnesota Vikings defensive coordinator.

Minnesota Vikings defensive coordinator Brian Flores was hoping to land a head coaching job this offseason, but it doesn't look like that will happen.

The Minnesota Vikings are incredibly lucky to have defensive coordinator Brian Flores on staff for now — and likely in the future as well. However, Flores deserves to have a head-coaching job.

For some of those teams, that will involve finding new head coaches and/or General Managers. Three teams fired their head coaches during the season and two more have been dispatched as of 9 a.m. ET on January 6.

The Minnesota Vikings defense played at a level that not many units even dream of, let along actually put on film. The 2024 Vikings defense is one of the best in franchise history so it made sense

The Jaguars interviewed one of the league's best defensive minds as a part of their extensive head coaching search.

Will he stay or will he go? Flores potentially getting a head-coaching job could change the trajectory of Minnesota's future on defense.

A Swea City man is facing charges of Domestic Assault after being taken into custody on two separate occasions Monday. According to the Kossuth County Sheriff’s Office, Deputies responded to a request for assistance in Swea City just after 5 AM Monday.

The National Football League now has more coaches of color than ever, but it also puts potential coaches who are men of color through the wringer by setting them up