Vikings evaluate former Browns RB Jerome Ford among other players
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Last updated Sep 16, 2026

The Minnesota Vikings conducted tryouts with former Cleveland Browns running back Jerome Ford and three others on September 15, 2026. Ford, who has amassed over 2,100 all-purpose yards in his career, was a fifth-round pick and was recently waived by the Washington Commanders. The Vikings currently have Aaron Jones, Jordan Mason, and rookie Demond Claiborne on their 53-man roster. Other players evaluated included Maceo Beard, Ulysses Bentley, and Kenny McIntosh. No signings have been announced as the Vikings assess their options at the running back position.
- •Jerome Ford rushed for 1,463 yards and 7 touchdowns in his career.
- •Vikings worked out four players, focusing on the running back position.
- •Ford's recent release from Commanders included an injury designation.
- •The Vikings have three running backs on their current roster.
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