Harrison Smith putting off retirement, returning to the Vikings for Year 14
Harrison Smith is coming back for Year 14. A source confirmed to the Pioneer Press that the 36-year-old safety is putting off retirement and will play for the Vikings next season. He’s set to make $10.25 million with incentives that could bring his total up $14 million.
Vikings Bring Back Pro Bowl Safety Harrison Smith for 14th Season
The Minnesota Vikings are bringing back safety Harrison Smith for a 14th season there after they re-worked his contract on Wednesday, The Athletic's Alec Lewis reported. Smith's new contract is worth $11 million with the potential of going up to $14 million with incentives.
(And whether the Vikings even knew what they wanted to do.) If the tea leaves emerging from Friday’s surprise trade that sent Seahawks quarterback Geno Smith to the Raiders are being properly read ...
The Seahawks proposed a similar deal to Smith, per NFL.com’s Tom Pelissero. Seeking a contract north of $40MM per year, Smith ...
But Seattle was reportedly unwilling to meet Smith at the dollar figure he was hoping for. Darnold also had a breakout year for the Vikings last season similar to Smith’s 2022 campaign.
Minnesota chose not to franchise tag Darnold, but the Vikings are still interested in re-signing Darnold on their terms. However, now that Seattle traded Smith, the Seahawks are in the market for ...
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