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Vikings right tackle Brian O’Neill said he wished he’d reacted more aggressively to Javon Bullard’s hit that knocked Kyler Murray out of Sunday’s game, noting the play was bang-bang and he should have acted more strongly on the field. Bullard drew a 15-yard penalty and could face NFL discipline, but O’Neill regrets Vikings’ lack of on-field justice in the moment.
The Minnesota Vikings signed right tackle Brian O’Neill to a four-year extension through the 2030 season, keeping a two-time Pro Bowler and team captain in Minnesota as the club aims to strengthen its offensive line under new leadership.
The Minnesota Vikings signed right tackle Brian O’Neill to a four-year extension through 2030, reportedly worth $96 million per Adam Schefter, cementing the team’s left-right tackle duo after O’Neill’s 120 starts in 124 games since being drafted in 2018, with Christian Darrisaw under contract through 2029.
The Minnesota Vikings will be without running back Alexander Mattison and right tackle Brian O'Neill due to ankle injuries suffered in their previous game. Ty Chandler will take over as the lead running back, while David Quessenberry will replace O'Neill in the lineup. Quarterback Nick Mullens will be the fourth different starter in seven games, with Joshua Dobbs serving as the emergency No. 3 quarterback and rookie Jaren Hall as the backup. Despite being listed as questionable, wide receiver Justin Jefferson is expected to play.
Rookie quarterback Jaren Hall stood out at Minnesota Vikings training camp, impressing with solid throws. Safety Harrison Smith had a pick-six, while non-participants included Brian O'Neill, Jalen Nailor, and Danielle Hunter. Offensive coordinator Wes Phillips spoke to the media, and Jalen Reagor remains on the team for now.
The Minnesota Vikings' offensive line is ranked from worst to best in the NFC North for the 2023 season. While their tackles, Christian Darrisaw and Brian O'Neill, are considered one of the best tandems in the division, there are concerns about the interior positions. The team has invested high draft picks in their offensive line, but deficient guard play and the need for improvement from center Garrett Bradbury have been issues. The Vikings have the potential for a dominant season if they can address these concerns.