Minnesota Vikings running back Aaron Jones is expected to play in Sunday's home game versus the Baltimore Ravens despite nursing a shoulder injury, ESPN reported on Saturday.
The NFL has made a lot of rule changes over the course of the last few seasons, but none have been bigger than the implementation of the new kickoff. Of all the teams in the NFL, the Minnesota Vikings have been one of the biggest benefactors of the change.
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The Minnesota Vikings sit at 4-4 overall, but in last place of the NFC North. They hold this mark despite fielding the league's eighth-best passing defense.
Sunday is going to be a crucial game for both the Minnesota Vikings and Baltimore Ravens, as they are working their way back into the playoff race. The focus will be on both quarterbacks.
The Minnesota Vikings officially hosted free agent CB Asante Samuel Jr. for a visit on Friday. Samuel Jr is on a bit of a tour around the league right now after recently being medically cleared following offseason neck surgery.
Fresh off of a huge upset road win over the Lions, the Vikings and their young quarterback are faced with a second straight challenge against a Super Bowl contender.
The Minnesota Vikings are set to go at it with the Baltimore Ravens on Sunday afternoon, and both teams need a win to keep their playoff hopes strong, with neither team above 0.500.
Vikings running back Aaron Jones' status for Sunday's game against the Ravens won't be settled until closer to kickoff. Jones injured his shoulder in last Sunday's win over the Lions, but said after the game that he felt like he'd be ready to go for Week 10.
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J.J. McCarthy's return to action in the Vikings' Week 9 win over the Lions drew all the headlines, but it was a return on the opposite side of the ball that helped Minnesota's defense put up one of its best performances of the season.
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The howl heard 'round the world came from inside the Vikings locker room after they upset the Detroit Lions last Sunday, and it was led by quarterback J.J.
Kevin O’Connell is arguably the most important leader in Eagan. When the head coach knows that it’s time to get out of the way, it’s time to take notice.
Lamar Jackson and the 3-5 Baltimore Ravens are set to play the 4-4 Minnesota Vikings in Minnesota for the first time since 2021. Despite experiencing a rough start to the season, both teams bounced back to win last week’s game in the build up to the week 10 fixture at US Bank Stadium.
Even in his ninth NFL season, Minnesota Vikings running back Aaron Jones continues to prove he's a game-changer. Jones, 30, is coming off a 2024 campaign with the Vikings where he had 1,138 rushing yards 408 receiving yards and seven total touchdowns.
For a little while, the understanding has existed that the Vikings tried and failed to trade for stud left tackle Trent Williams. Williams dug into that idea earlier in the week in a piece written by Nicki Jhabvala for The Athletic.
The Washington Commanders are looking to add some safety depth. According to Aaron Wilson of KPRC2 in Houston, the team worked out four safeties Tuesday: Marcus
Maye, K’Von
Wallace, Daryl
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The Vikings announced that for Week 9, they will be elevating CB Fabian Moreau and TE Nick Vannett. Moreau, 31, is a former third-round pick of Washington back in 2017.
O'Connell has received criticism for allowing Wentz to take numerous unnecessary hits as Wentz played with a left shoulder injury during the club's 37-10 defeat at the Los Angeles Chargers back on Oct. 23.