The Vikings have agreed to terms with safety Theo Jackson on a two-year, $12.6 million contract extension, according to NFL Network's Tom Pelissero. The deal keeps Jackson — who was a restricted free agent — under contract through 2027,

W ith the Carolina Panthers gearing up for a crucial offseason, all eyes are on their approach to free agency. With a cap that’s not exactly flush with cash, the Panthers are li

Theo Jackson's two-year contract extension—worth a reported $12.6 million—with the Minnesota Vikings could be the writing on the wall for fellow safety Cam Bynum. While it's been known that the Vikings and Bynum had been in contract negotiations since last year,

The Vikings announced Thursday they've agreed to terms with safety Theo Jackson, and it could shed light on Cam Bynum's future in Minnesota.

One position group, in particular, might be underrated going into the veteran market: the safety spot. Last offseason, several teams mined Pro Bowl-caliber safety production from

The Minnesota Vikings may have to part ways with star defensive back Camryn Bynum after signing Theo Jackson to a two-year contract.

The Denver Broncos are reportedly eyeing versatile free-agent defensive back and former Minnesota Viking Camryn Bynum to strengthen their defense.

The Denver Broncos will be looking to upgrade the middle of their defense and pending Minnesota Vikings free agent Camryn Bynum could fit.

Thursday the Minnesota Vikings extended Theo Jackson for two years and $12.6M. Josh Metellus will be returning on the 2nd year of his two year extension signed last offseason for around that same dollar amount,

The Vikings have agreed to terms with safety Theo Jackson on a two-year, $12.6 million contract extension, according to NFL Network's Tom Pelissero. The deal keeps Jackson — who was a restricted free agent — under contract through 2027, with the first two years fully guaranteed at signing.

This kind of move is not for a player who will play exclusive on special teams. Paying a safety $12 million to sit on the bench and play special teams doesn't happen very often. Following this move, Jackson's future with the Vikings seems to be very bright.

Besides figuring out their complex quarterbacking situation, the Minnesota Vikings‘ #1 priority this offseason will be figuring out their future in the secondary. Even with former Defensive Player of the Year,