Vikings Coach Opens Up on Talks With Harrison Smith Amid Reunion Buzz
Summary
The Minnesota Vikings are in talks with former safety Harrison Smith about a possible return to the team. Smith was released earlier this year but may come back after the Vikings’ new safety, Jamal Adams, suffered a season-ending injury.Key Facts
- Harrison Smith played 14 seasons with the Vikings before being released in March.
- Smith was a six-time Pro Bowler and two-time All-Pro safety.
- Vikings signed Jamal Adams to replace Smith, but Adams tore his quad in the preseason opener.
- Adams’ injury led the Vikings to consider bringing Smith back for at least the 2026 season.
- Vikings head coach Kevin O’Connell has had regular talks with Smith about his plans.
- Smith has impressive career stats, including over 1,180 combined tackles and 39 interceptions.
- Smith remains close to the Vikings and the coaching staff despite his release.
- The Vikings are finalizing their roster spots the weeks before the regular season starts.
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