Why didn't Will Fries re-sign with Colts? What to know about his deal with Vikings
Indianapolis Colts free-agent offensive tackle Will Fries will not be returning and is instead signing with the Minnesota Vikings, according to ESPN's Jeremy Fowler. Fries is joining the Vikings on a five-year, $88 million deal.
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The seventh-round draft pick in 2021 developed into a starter at right guard, but the Colts can't match the deal he agrees to ...
On the second day of the NFL's legal tampering period prior to free agency, the Colts signed a QB and lost a key member of the OL.
The Minnesota Vikings did not pay big money to keep Sam Darnold at the start of the 2025 NFL free agent negotiating period, but that doesn't mean the NFC North contender is standing pat to open the ...
For the second day in a row, the Indianapolis Colts lost a starting offensive lineman to the Minnesota Vikings. This time, it's Will Fries.
The Colts were picking at 18th overall and did not have the opportunity to sign their own in-house free agent, Will Fries, ...
Perhaps all of the new signings won't pan out in the long term, but they should lead to immediate improvement.
The NFL's free agency negotiating window begins on Monday, March 10th. However, teams are able to re-sign their own free ...
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MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — The Minnesota Vikings continued an aggressive reconstruction of the interior lines on Tuesday by agreeing ...
Philadelphia Eagles free agent Mekhi Becton is a great fit if the Colts want to go the signing path. He's a massive, physical guard who can challenge anyone at the line of scrimmage. Becton finished ...
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