Vikings sign Brian O’Neill to four-year contract extension
Vikings secure right tackle Brian O'Neill with a four-year contract extension
Sources (6)
- Sources ESPN · 2h ago
- Vikings Sign Tackle Brian O’Neill to Contract Extension Minnesota Vikings · 2h ago
- Vikings sign right tackle Brian O’Neill to contract extension before start of camp Star Tribune · 2h ago
- Vikings, Brian O’Neill Agree to Four-Year Contract Extension Daily Norseman · 2h ago
- Vikings sign right tackle Brian O’Neill to 4-year extension The New York Times · 2h ago
- Vikings sign Brian O’Neill to four-year contract extension NBC Sports · 2h ago broke it first
The story so far
The Minnesota Vikings have signed right tackle Brian O'Neill to a four-year contract extension, according to multiple sources. This move comes before the start of camp, indicating the team's priority to retain O'Neill's services.
The extension was reported by several outlets, including The New York Times, Star Tribune, and NBC Sports, all confirming the four-year term of the deal. No contradictions or additional details have been reported, suggesting a unified narrative across sources.
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The obvious questions
Who signed the contract extension?
Brian O'Neill
What is the length of the contract extension?
Four years
Which team signed Brian O'Neill?
Minnesota Vikings
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