Vikings Could Reunite With Long-Time Great After Latest Injury
Summary
The Minnesota Vikings lost linebacker/safety Jamal Adams to injury in their preseason opener. This injury may lead the team to consider bringing back longtime veteran safety Harrison Smith, who is currently deciding whether to retire or return.Key Facts
- Jamal Adams left the Vikings' preseason opener due to an injury and will be sidelined for some time.
- Vikings head coach Kevin O’Connell said Adams’ injury looked serious.
- Harrison Smith, 37, has played 14 years for the Vikings and is debating retirement.
- Smith had a strong performance in the 2025 season with notable tackles, sacks, and interceptions.
- Vikings linebacker Blake Cashman supports Smith taking his time to decide about returning.
- Defensive coordinator Brian Flores hopes Smith will return to provide leadership and communication.
- Smith was a first-round NFL Draft pick in 2012 and has made many tackles, sacks, and interceptions over his career.
- If Smith returns, it would likely be for his 15th season with the Vikings.
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