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Up in the air: Vikings gain roster exemption for missing Harvin

The Minneapolis Star-Tribune reported Friday thatthe Vikings have been granted a roster exemption for wide receiver Percy Harvin, with the designation of left squad.

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Vikings Offer Favre $3 Million More to Play This Season, Star-Tribune Says

The Minnesota Vikings offered to boost quarterback Brett Favres salary to $16 million from $13 million in an effort to get him to play another year, the Minneapolis Star-Tribune reported, citing unidentified people in the National Football League.

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UAB’s Joe Webb signs Vikings contract

EDEN PRAIRIE, Minn. (AP) The Minnesota Vikings have signed quarterback Joe Webb, their sixth-round draft pick.

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Minnesota Vikings coach Brad Childress says getting to know Brett Favre better will help relationship

Vikings coach Brad Childress says the time he spent getting to know Brett Favre better in Mississippi will help grow their relationship this year if he decides to return.

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Minnesota Vikings: The Brett Favre Charade

It’s that time of year again. For what seems like the 10th year in a row, Brett Favre keeps his team and fans guessing, as he has yet to confirm whether he will be returning to football for the 2010 season. This year, Favre is citing imperfect health as a source of quitting the business.

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Vikings quarterback Brett Favre dismisses questions on long-term health

MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — Minnesota Vikings quarterback Brett Favre tells Men’s Journal magazine that playing another year “probably isn’t going to make a difference” when it comes to his long-term health. Favre

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Favre not worried about health

Minnesota Vikings quarterback Brett Favre tells Men’s Journal magazine that playing another year “probably isn’t going to make a difference” when it comes to his long-term health.

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Minnesota Vikings QB Brett Favre not worried about his beat-up body

Minnesota Vikings quarterback Brett Favre tells Men’s Journal magazine that playing another year “probably isn’t going to make a difference” when it comes to his long-term health.

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Favre says he’s not worried about his beat-up body

Associated Press MINNEAPOLIS — Minnesota Vikings quarterback Brett Favre tells Men’s Journal magazine that playing another year “probably isn’t going to make a difference” when it comes to his long-term

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Favre not worried about his injuries

Minnesota Vikings quarterback Brett Favre tells Men’s Journal magazine that playing another year “probably isn’t going to make a difference” when it comes to his long-term health. Click the headline for the full story.

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Arizona Cardinals’ Larry Fitzgerald’s camp turns Minnesota into hot spot

In the past, Cards star has hosted Rice, Carter. This year: Irvin, Jermichael Finley stopped by.

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Minnesota Vikings Get Dominant Rushing Attack With Specialization

The Minnesota Vikings have the opportunity to become the NFLs top rushing offense this year and perhaps of all- time. The team is using specialization (in three dimensions) to complement the power and speed of Adrian Peterson with the power of Toby Gerhart and the speed of Percy Harvin (or Darius Reynaud).   A fourth dimension involving quarterback Brett Favre (if he returns, as is the …

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New Orleans Saints defensive end Will Smith says he hasn’t really been following Minnesota court proceedings

His pending four-game suspension could be on hold for another year based on decision in Minnesota Vikings case

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Update: NFL fires back at judge’s decision barring suspension of Vikings’ Kevin, Pat Williams

A judge today preserved an injunction barring the NFL from suspending Vikings defensive tackles Kevin and Pat Williams this year while they plead their case to the Minnesota Court of Appeals.

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