The Minnesota Vikings may have an unsettled quarterback situation, but they have addressed several other needs, including the defensive line with Javon Hargrave and Jonathan Allen in free agency.

Signing a three-year, $51 million contract with the Vikings in March, Allen enters a Vikings organization that received rousing praise in the 2025 NFL Players Association (NFLPA) Team Report Card ...

Veteran defensive tackle Jonathan Allen has found his new team. Allen and the Vikings agreed to terms on a contract this morning. Allen's agent told reporters that it's a three-year, $60 million ...

New Minnesota Vikings defensive tackle Jonathan Allen praised his former team, the Washington Commanders, for granting his release following a February trade request. "A new regime came in.

However, considering the Minnesota Vikings earned 'A' grades across the board in those areas, it should come as no surprise that Jonathan Allen felt like he'd upgraded a bit upon his arrival.

It wasn't an easy decision for Jonathan Allen to leave the Washington Commanders after eight seasons with the franchise. Mostly because, at long last, they had a great culture within the ...

Though his production slipped over his final two seasons with the Washington Commanders, the Vikings are adding one of the top interior pass rushers in the game. Allen has 42 career sacks over his ...

When the NFL Players Association issued its team report cards, the Commanders got an F for the quality of their locker room and the Vikings got an A+. Jonathan Allen sees the difference.

On the flip side, the Vikings also got a firsthand look at how impactful it can be to generate pressure from the interior of the defensive line, which explains why in the opening 72 hours of free ...

The Minnesota Vikings could be adding help to their interior defensive line. ESPN's Adam Schefter reported former Washington Commanders defensive tackle Jonathan Allen was visiting the team on Monday.