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Minnesota Vikings running back Aaron Jones is expected to be activated from injured reserve prior to the team's game against the host Los Angeles Chargers on Thursday, ESPN reported.
According to Adam Schefter, the Vikings are expected to activate RB Aaron Jones from injured reserve in time for tonight’s Thursday Night game against the Chargers.
The three biggest questions the Vikings have are whether starting tackles Christian Darrisaw and Brian O'Neill, and running back Aaron Jones, will play Thursday night against the Chargers.
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Per the wire, the Vikings have designated RB Aaron Jones to return from injured reserve by opening his 21-day practice window following a hamstring injury.
Life comes at you fast in the NFL. A mere 12 days ago, the Minnesota Vikings pulled off an impressive fourth-quarter comeback against the Chicago Bears and felt like they were on top of the world, but now they’re in the complete opposite position.
Vikings starting running back Aaron Jones has officially been placed on IR and will miss a minimum of 4 weeks. Jones had exited the game against the Atlanta Falcons in the fourth quarter because of the injury and did not return.
According to Adam Schefter, the Vikings are placing RB Aaron Jones on injured reserve. He hurt his hamstring in Sunday’s game and now will miss at least four games.
Former Green Bay Packers running back Aaron Jones is entering his second season with the Minnesota Vikings as a top option in the rushing attack. Packers fans have lots of stories to tell about how great a rushing weapon Jones was for Green Bay during the seven years he spent with the Green & Gold, but he’s now doing it for a divisional rival.