The Minnesota Vikings are considering bringing back Kirk Cousins in the offseason, according to KSTP’s Darren Wolfson. Wolfson said that he believes there is a “better chance today than there was two Sundays mornings ago (before Cousins’ injury)” that Cousins re-signs with the Vikings.
Wolfson added that, like last spring, there is interest in adding a young, first-round prospect to the roster, but allowing him to develop behind Cousins.
The Vikings have expressed interest in bringing Cousins back, but there is a catch. The Vikings are not willing to overpay or restructure Cousins’ contract. Cousins will need to be willing to accept the terms that the Vikings are offering.
The Vikings will also weigh their options with trial runs of Josh Dobbs and Jaren Hall. Dobbs would need to be re-signed if Minnesota is interested in having him back, while Hall is under contract through 2027.
Overall, the Vikings are predicted to make a move on Kirk Cousins in the offseason. However, it will depend on Cousins being willing to accept the terms that the Vikings are offering.