As Mike Florio of Pro Football Talk pointed out, the Vikings changed the banner photo on their Twitter account to a picture consisting of running back Alexander Mattison, wide receiver Justin ...

Mike Florio and Chris Simms assess how much stock to put into the fact the Vikings took out Dalvin Cook from their header photo on Twitter.

The Minnesota Vikings allegedly removing Cook from their Twitter and Facebook banners. The writing certainly appears to be on the wall that Cook's time with the Vikings is coming to an end.

Players send messages through social media on a regular basis. Teams might send some, too. At some point in the not-too-distant past, the Vikings made a change to the collection of players shown on ...

The Vikings hinted they may be prepared to move on from him when they changed the team Twitter account's header by replacing him with his backup Alexander Mattison, who will be 25 years old in June. .

Dalvin Cook is still a member of the Minnesota Vikings. The strongest evidence that he won't be for long surfaced from a curious source — the team's own Twitter account.

Jan 1, 2017; Minneapolis, MN, USA; Minnesota Vikings fans Darla Lodoen and Garry Lodoen look on from behind the bench prior to the game with the4 Chicago Bears at U.S. Bank Stadium.

During the second quarter of the Vikings' 38-10 victory, two protesters rappelled off the ceiling of U.S. Bank Stadium and unfurled a banner. Here's a look at the two protesters as they began ...