After Fox Sports’ Jay Glazer revealed that multiple NFL teams were interested in trading for Minnesota Vikings head coach Kevin O’Connell, Vikings announcer Paul Allen initially expressed skepticism regarding the legitimacy of the report.

Jay Glazer isn't backing down from his report that multiple teams are interested in trading for Minnesota Vikings head coach Kevin O'Connell. In fact, Glazer is doubling down, saying his report is ...

Kevin O’Connell has quickly established himself as one of the most promising head coaches in the NFL. Leading the Minnesota Vikings to multiple 13-win seasons in his first three years, O’Connell has set a new standard of excellence in Minneapolis.

Mike Florio of NBC Sports' ProFootballTalk is a prolific NFL media figure who is never shy about stirring up the pot. He has a tendency to weigh in on various hypotheticals and rumors from around the league, sometimes driving them with his own reporting.

Minnesota Vikings head coach Kevin O'Connell confirmed that he wants to remain with team long-term amid speculation of his future. "I do," O'Connell said when asked if he wanted to sign a contract extension while addressing reporters via the Athletic 's Alec Lewis.

The Minnesota Vikings on Sunday responded to the wild trade rumor involving Kevin O’Connell. FOX NFL reporter Jay Glazer said Sunday that some teams have considered trying to trade for O’Connell, who is entering the final year of his contract.

A report suggests tensions between Kevin O’Connell and the Vikings’ ownership, raising questions about his future as head coach.

Tension between the Minnesota Vikings and head coach Kevin O'Connell appear to be affecting contract extension talks between the two sides.

The Minnesota Vikings' season came to an abrupt end in the wild-card round, when they fell to the Los Angeles Rams 27-9, following an impressive 14-3 regular season. The team has some unknowns in what seems to be an optimistic future,

Kevin O'Connell's contract situation is a major talking point in the early stages of the Vikings' offseason. Next season will be the last on his current deal, and with rumors swirling about a potential trade,

After being hired in February 2022, O’Connell has compiled a 34-17 record with the Vikings, while establishing a culture that he so often flaunts as a difference maker. O’Connell is the heavy favorite to be named NFL Coach of the Year. He also has yet to win a playoff game, twice getting bounced in the first round.