The Minnesota Vikings‘ impending quarterback decision is no stranger to fans; to bring back Sam Darnold, or to move forward with JJ McCarthy as the franchise QB. Whilst the Vikings are reportedly working to bring back the former #3 overall pick,

The Minnesota Vikings may have to part ways with star defensive back Camryn Bynum after signing Theo Jackson to a two-year contract.

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The Vikings have agreed to terms with safety Theo Jackson on a two-year, $12.6 million contract extension, according to NFL Network's Tom Pelissero. The deal keeps Jackson — who was a restricted free agent — under contract through 2027, with the first two years fully guaranteed at signing.

The Vikings and safety Theo Jackson agreed to a two-year contract extension worth $12.6 million on Thursday ahead of NFL free agency.

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This kind of move is not for a player who will play exclusive on special teams. Paying a safety $12 million to sit on the bench and play special teams doesn't happen very often. Following this move, Jackson's future with the Vikings seems to be very bright.

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An EDGE rusher who spent his first four seasons in Minnesota could be getting a big contract when free agency begins next week.

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