The Minnesota Vikings have agreed to terms to bring back safety Harrison Smith, the team's longest-tenured player, for a 14th season.Smith was selected by the Vikings in the first round of the 2012 NFL draft and had been considering retirement after the most recent season — where he had 78 tackles,

Harrison Smith is coming back for Year 14. A source confirmed to the Pioneer Press that the 36-year-old safety is putting off retirement and will play for the Vikings next season. He’s set to make $10.25 million with incentives that could bring his total up $14 million.

Harrison Smith will remain with the Minnesota Vikings for a 14th season, with the sides agreeing to a revised contract for 2025.  A source told ESPN that the one-year deal will pay Smith approximately $10 million this upcoming season.

Despite losing Sam Darnold to the Seattle Seahawks, the Minnesota Vikings have had a picturesque start to the offseason. Losing a quarterback who led you to 14

The Minnesota Vikings are bringing back safety Harrison Smith for a 14th season after re-working his contract on Wednesday, The Athletic 's Alec Lewis reported. Smith's new contract is worth $10.25 million with the potential of going up to $14 million with incentives.

Smith’s plan wasn’t a bit certain when the Vikings' season ended suddenly, but a new contract brought him back.

Six-time Pro Bowl safety Harrison Smith will return for a 14th NFL season, agreeing to terms today on a new contract with the #Vikings, per sources. At age 36, Smith is still playing at a high level and can now add to his hall of fame resume. pic.twitter.com/r1aOQFOn6z

The Minnesota Vikings and Harrison Smith have reworked his contract for 2025, according to The Athletic's Alec Lewis. That means the veteran safety, who's spent all 13 of his NFL seasons in Minnesota but was contemplating retirement after the season,

According to multiple reports, veteran safety Harrison Smith is returning to the Minnesota Vikings for the 2025 season, his 14th in the NFL.

The Minnesota Vikings are retooling after their Cinderella season came to a screeching halt last season in the Wild Card playoffs. After losing Sam Darnold to the Seattle Seahawks, Minnesota is focusing plenty of attention on the defensive side of the ball.