The Indianapolis Colts, deep in a midseason teardown, face pressure to move quarterback Daniel Jones before the Nov. 10 trade deadline, with the 6-1 Minnesota Vikings emerging as a logical landing spot for a team seeking an immediate upgrade at the position.
The Minnesota Vikings are fighting for respect and to maintain their undefeated record Sunday when they travel to Detroit to take on the division rival Lions at Ford Field.
The Detroit Lions are at home Sunday afternoon as they host the Minnesota Vikings in a Week 8 NFC North showdown. Detroit enters Sunday’s game with a 4-2 record after defeating the Green Bay Packers at home in Week 7.
Now in his 10th NFL season, 31-year-old veteran running back Aaron Jones has continued to provide value in the backfield. Jones is in his third year as a member of the Vikings and before the year started he was expected to be more of a receiving back behind Jordan Mason and to take carries as necessary.
Quarterback is the most important position for an NFL team. That wasn’t always the case, but it has been the case for, you know, 50 years at this point essentially.
The Vikings have a pretty clean final injury report ahead of Sunday’s marquee NFC North showdown with the Lions at Ford Field. Running back Aaron Jones (knee) didn’t practice on Wednesday, but he got in a limited session on Thursday and was a full participant on Friday.
The Minnesota Vikings received encouraging news regarding running back Aaron Jones ahead of their Week 8 matchup against the Detroit Lions, as the veteran returned to practice Thursday despite dealing with a knee injury.
Running back Aaron Jones and left guard Joe Huber returned to the practice field on Thursday after sitting out the Vikings’ first session of the week. Both are dealing with knee injuries.
Vikings running back Aaron Jones and starting left guard Joe Huber did not participate in the team’s first practice of the week on Wednesday due to knee injuries.
The Minnesota Vikings are currently gearing up for their upcoming road game against the Detroit Lions, looking to push their record to a perfect 7-0 on the season.
If Kyler Murray doesn’t show significant improvement over the next game or two against abysmal defenses, the Vikings may need to make a change at quarterback to give their 6-0 football team a shot at contending for the ultimate prize.
While the Minnesota Vikings have not solved many of their offensive issues as they head into their Week 8 road game with the division rival Detroit Lions, they appear to be healthier than they have been in a long time.
Minnesota Vikings running back Aaron Jones avoided a significant knee injury on Sunday and is considered day-to-day, ESPN reported Monday. Jones aggravated a left knee injury during the fourth quarter of the unbeaten Vikings' 16-10 home victory against the Indianapolis Colts.
Aaron Jones once again has been dealing with injuries, and the latest news paints a fascinating picture for the future. The Minnesota Vikings got good news Monday morning on running back Aaron Jones‘ knee injury.
The first drive saw the Minnesota Vikings run the ball four times in a row and get stuffed on fourth down. Kevin O’Connell addressed it postgame While the Minnesota Vikings beat the Indianapolis Colts 16-10, the No.
Minnesota running back Aaron Jones aggravated a left knee injury that he suffered earlier this season during the undefeated Vikings' 16-10 home win over the Indianapolis Colts on Sunday.
The Minnesota Vikings were able to keep their undefeated record with their 16-10 win over the Indianapolis Colts, however they suffered a key injury in the game that will cause them to adjust a bit.
As Week 7 for the Minnesota Vikings saw the team get back running back Jordan Mason after being on the injured reserve for multiple weeks with a thumb injury, another player at the position has suffered an injury.
Aaron Jones Sr. has been an absolute workhorse for the Minnesota Vikings this season. Through the first five weeks of the season, the veteran running back has played 73 percent of the team's offensive snaps despite being 31 years old and having an extensive injury history.
The Minnesota Vikings have been one of the NFL’s most pleasant surprises this year. Minnesota is 5-0 to start the season and is already in complete control of the NFC North.
Vikings running back Aaron Jones (knee) bounced back nicely after missing Wednesday’s practice and is off the injury report for Sunday’s game in Tampa Bay.