Last week, the Vikings lost starting offensive tackle Christian Darrisaw to an ACL and MCL tear that ended his 2024 season. For a Vikings team that saw its offense as the key piece to its success, this was seen as a major loss for the team as a whole.

A whirlwind stretch for left tackle Cam Robinson ended with him starting for the Vikings in Sunday’s game against the Indianapolis Colts. This was always the expected outcome after the Vikings acquired Robinson this week in a trade with the Jacksonville ...

"And then he'll be immediately inserted into meetings." The Vikings acquired Robinson from the Jaguars in a deal on Tuesday, getting him and a conditional seventh-round pick in 2026 for a conditional fifth-rounder in 2026 that can become a fourth.

The Vikings haven’t said what their plan at left tackle is because they aren’t sure how quickly Robinson can get up to speed after Tuesday’s trade from Jacksonville.

The Jacksonville Jaguars are absorbing a little over $7 million of Cam Robinson's contract to facilitate the trade with the Vikings, according to ESPN's Field Yates.

Blake Cashman will miss his third game in a row with a turf toe injury while Vikings coach Kevin O’Connell would not say whether new left tackle Cam Robinson will start Sunday night vs. the Colts.

Newly-acquired offensive tackle Cam Robinson is expected to make his Minnesota Vikings debut against the Indianapolis Colts on Sunday night at U.S. Bank Stadium, according to ESPN's Adam Schefter. Robinson practiced with the Vikings for the first time on Thursday, getting two sessions in for the week.

The Minnesota Vikings have lost their last two games after starting the 2024 campaign 5-0, and their defeat at the hands of the Los Angeles Rams in Week 8 was made even worse by the fact that they los