In this photo from January 3, 2021, Kirk Cousins of the Minnesota Vikings celebrates his touchdown in the fourth quarter against the Detroit Lions at Ford Field on January 3, 2021 in Detroit, Michigan.

Kirk Cousins’ first Vikings chapter had it all: Comebacks, chains and heartbreak MINNEAPOLIS — Receiver Justin Jefferson was at home when he got word, presumably from coach Kevin O’Connell, that the Vikings had agreed to reacquire quarterback Kirk Cousins from the Las Vegas Raiders ahead of the NFL trade deadline this week. Throughout trade talks, Jefferson said O’Connell was keeping him “in the loop” so that “my opinions on different stuff — it gets heard, so I appreciate ...

The Details

• Facebook
• Twitter
• WhatsApp
• SMS
• Email
• Print
• Copy article link
• Save
• ×
• Post a comment as anonymous
• Emoticons
• Comment Text
• Cancel
• Post comment
• ×
• Report
• Cancel
• Report Abuse
• ×

Watch this discussion

Stop watching this discussion. — Get an email notification whenever someone contributes to the discussion Notifications from this discussion will be disabled.

• Cancel
• Start watching
• Stop watching
• Golden Isles Magazine e-Edition
• Link
• Golden Isles Magazine
• Oct 29, 2026
• Latest News

10 memorable moments from Pete Crow-Armstrong’s MVP season for Cubs Mac Engel: How Mike Tomlin and Jason Garrett view Brian Schottenheimer’s Cowboys’ ‘issues’

Kirk Cousins’ first Vikings chapter had it all: Comebacks, chains and heartbreak Mirjam Swanson: JuJu Watkins has already changed USC basketball. A title would make her an LA legend.

Paul Sullivan: GM gibberish — not plain-spoken English — is the unofficial language of modern front offices