No, Sam Darnold won’t win the comeback player of the year in 2024 because of new guidelines by the Associated Press. But they got positive injury news on the Aaron Jones front. They also learned about an impending boost to the offensive line,

Pro Football Talk's Mike Florio offered a trade suggestion for the Minnesota Vikings if the "blueprint" on stopping Sam Darnold is out.

One of the better stories from the NFL season has been the emergence of quarterback Sam Darnold for the Minnesota Vikings. The former No. 3 overall pick of the New York Jets has looked like the player that many believed he could be when he was drafted into the league.

The new guidelines mean Darnold can't win the award even though he's clearly making an incredible comeback with the Vikings.

The Minnesota Vikings have an MVP candidate, Sam Darnold, but NFL insider Mike Florio of Pro Football Talk is already contemplating whether the team should explore a trade for a new quarterback.

NFL history is riddled with players such as Sam Darnold having breakout seasons and bounce-back performances. What usually doesn't accompany those is being a part of a potentially Super Bowl-worthy team and leading it.

Vikings coach Kevin O'Connell's aggressive playcalling with Sam Darnold has proven reckless after two nail-biting finishes before the bye.

Being names the NFC Offensive Player of the Year would make one think that the NFL is high on Sam Darnold. After a career that has seen him travel through the ups and downs of most players, he is

Minnesota Vikings quarterback Sam Darnold is widely considered to be an MVP candidate entering Week 6 of the 2024 NFL season. With plenty of other worthy contenders for the hardware, though, he might seem more likely to earn the AP Comeback Player of the Year Award.