The Minnesota Vikings have been loaded with injuries this season, and arguably the biggest one has been to left tackle Christian Darrisaw. He suffered a torn ACL and MCL against the Los Angeles Rams on Thursday, October 24th, 2024, and it's been hindering him ever since his return in Week 3 against the Cincinnati Bengals.
The Vikings are at the point in a lost season where they're making the decision to shut down certain injured players in order to avoid risking any further damage.
Minnesota Vikings safety Josh Metellus and outside linebacker Jonathan Greenard were placed on injured reserve Wednesday due to their respective shoulder injuries.
The emotional reactions during an NFL season are chaotic, and there's no better example than The J.J. McCarthy Experience. Take Week 1, for example. He was borderline worthless for three quarters before he led three consecutive touchdown drives in the fourth quarter to help the Vikings stun the Bears at Soldier Field.
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The Vikings lost outside linebacker Jonathan Greenard to a season-ending shoulder injury in Week 15. Safety Josh Metellus will join Greenard on the shelf for the rest of the year.
The theme of the 2025 Minnesota Vikings has been injuries. On Monday afternoon, head coach Kevin O'Connell told the media that edge rusher Jonathan Greenard
Vikings quarterback J.J. McCarthy probably regrets the comments he made on November 5, coming off of a big upset win over the Lions. Cameras had captured his intense glare in the visitor's locker room at Ford Field, as Kevin O'Connell prepared to give him a game ball.
In the midst of a disappointing season, second-year pass rusher Dallas Turner's development has been one of the few bright spots. Now, with star pass rusher Jonathan Greenard ruled out for the rest of the season, the Vikings will look to Turner to fill Greenard's shoes for the final three games.
For years, Thanksgiving belonged to the NFL, but Christmas belonged to the NBA. Occasionally, an NFL game would fall on Christmas, but it was anomalous, even avoided if possible.
The Vikings’ signing of tackle Caleb Etienne to their practice squad on Tuesday could be just a depth move, or a signal of a significant roster move ahead.
The Minnesota Vikings went 14-3 last season, but an early playoff exit suggested maybe they weren’t as good as their record indicated. This season, with J.J.
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One of the difficult aspects about the Minnesota Vikings' developing quarterback J.J. McCarthy has been the injuries. In the first eight games that McCarthy played in the NFL, including preseason games, McCarthy suffered four confirmed injuries.
There's going to be some fo-shizzle and nizzle in the North when Snoop Dogg headlines the halftime show of the Christmas Day Vikings-Lions game at U.S.
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Jonathan Greenard has been dealing with a left shoulder injury since Week 10. Instead of continuing to play through it, the veteran edge rusher will undergo surgery.
JJ McCarthy’s “Griddy” dance may have been popular with some fans, but it clearly did not go over well with his coach. Minnesota Vikings coach Kevin O’Connell had some harsh words for McCarthy after his team’s 34-26 win over the Dallas Cowboys at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Tex.
Vikings legend and Pro Football Hall of Famer Cris Carter has not held back his skepticism around J.J. McCarthy at times this season. And even after the best game of the young quarterback's career on Sunday night, Carter still doesn't sound like a believer.
The Minnesota Vikings entered AT&T Stadium tonight with little more than pride on the line and a chance to spoil the Dallas Cowboys’ fragile playoff hopes.
The writing has been on the wall for weeks, but the finality arrived on a freezing Sunday afternoon in Chicago. Before they even took the field for Sunday Night Football against the Dallas Cowboys, the Minnesota Vikings were officially eliminated from postseason contention.