Both the Minnesota Vikings and Buffalo Bills have extensive injury reports, including one starting quarterback. The Minnesota Vikings are set to take on the Buffalo Bills Monday night in a game that feels like a must-win.
The Minnesota Vikings will be facing the Buffalo Bills this week, and they could be without some of their key players for the matchup. There was already doubt surrounding Kyler Murray’s status for the game, as he suffered a hamstring injury in their last game, and Carson Wentz is set to be QB1 against the Bills.
It’s a bit of a longer injury report for the Vikings to kick off their practice week ahead of Monday night’s game against the Bills, but the good news is that only two players were unable to practice in some capacity on Thursday.
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The Minnesota Vikings will turn to veteran Carson Wentz to start Monday's game against the Buffalo Bills as fellow quarterback Kyler Murray deals with a sore hamstring.
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The Vikings’ biggest risk at the November 10 deadline is standing pat with a 6-1 record and an offense that still has obvious problems. Minnesota has a top-tier defense and a rare chance to win now, so a bold move for a quarterback or a playmaker like Jonathan Taylor makes sense.
Vikings head coach Kevin O’Connell announced on Thursday that Carson Wentz will start in Week 9 in place of an injured Kyler Murray, who is “week-to-week” with a hamstring strain.
Per NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport, the Vikings will start QB Carson Wentz in Week 9 against the Bills as Kyler Murray deals with a hamstring injury. Rapoport adds Murray is week-to-week with a hamstring strain, meaning QB Max Brosmer will serve as the backup in the meantime.
This is the second time since Murray was knocked out of Minnesota's Week 1 game against the rival Green Bay Packers on Sept. 13 that the Vikings have had to turn to Wentz.
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Vikings fans closely monitoring social media for possible trade deadline news may have gotten a bit of a jump scare Wednesday. NFL Insider Jordan Schultz reported that the Vikings signed offensive lineman Corey Robinson II after he worked out with them, a report later confirmed by the team.
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Things can change, but as of right now, all signs are pointing to it being a fairly quiet trade deadline for the 6-1 Minnesota Vikings. More cold water was splashed on the idea of a splashy deadline on Wednesday, via ESPN insider Dan Graziano.
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