Minnesota Vikings agree to terms with star right tackle Brian O’Neill on a four-year contract worth $96 million, according to reports. The deal comes as the team looks ahead to the 2026 season with quarterback uncertainty, but the agreement addresses a key need on the offensive line. Both outlets frame the signing as a move to secure stability at right tackle while the Vikings assess their quarterback situation. The reporting aligns on the contract length and total value, though no additional contract details, such as guarantees, incentives, or specific salary structure, are included in the provided summaries. The Vikings’ plans for the upcoming season therefore feature both a personnel commitment to O’Neill and an ongoing decision-making process at the quarterback position. O’Neill’s agreement is described as a “lock up” of the position, indicating the team’s intent to keep continuity and performance on the line regardless of how the quarterback situation develops.