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The Minnesota Vikings are set to take on the New Orleans Saints on Sunday afternoon.
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Christian Darrisaw highlights the Vikings inactive list
The Minnesota Vikings have released their inactive list for their week nine matchup with the Atlanta Falcons.
The Vikings will be without Darrisaw for the second week this season. He dressed but didn’t play against the Philadelphia Eagles. Darrisaw injured his groin during practice this week.
Asamoah misses his second consecutive game with an ankle injury.
Muse continues to be inactive, as he hasn’t been active all season.
Nwangwu and Nailor are still out with their respective injuries.
Cine being inactive is a very frustrating one because of his draft capital.
The game kicks off at noon.
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The Vikings inactive list against the Green Bay Packers includes Ezra Cleveland for the second week in a row
The Minnesota Vikings have released their inactive list for Sunday’s game against the Green Bay Packers.
The Vikings announced on Saturday that Nwangwu would miss the game due to an illness. He appeared on the injury report on Friday seemingly out of nowhere. The same thing happened to D.J. Wonnum before the game against the Miami Dolphins.
Cleveland is still recovering from his foot injury and with Dalton Risner’s performance, it’s a smart move to play it safe.
Muse has only suited up for one game this season but, unlike in 2022, he has been on the active roster.
Adeniji has been inactive every game since the Vikings signed him to the active roster.
Thompson is inactive for the second-consecutive game with the Vikings prioritizing depth at other positions other than a special teams ace.
Lewis Cine is active after missing the last four game with a hamstring injury. He was removed from the injury report before the game against the Chicago Bears but the Vikings still made him an inactive the last two weeks.
The Vikings and Packers kick off at noon.
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We analyzed the final Vikings injury report ahead of Sunday’s game against the Green Bay Packers
The Minnesota Vikings will be looking to improve to 2-0 in the NFC North along with getting back to 0.500 when they take on the Green Bay Packers. They were desperate for a win against the San Francisco 49ers and they got one by a score of 22-17.
As things currently sit, the Vikings are currently tied for a wild card spot but would lose out on the tiebreaker to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers due to a head-to-head loss.
Injuries have hit the Vikings both hard and not hard at all this year. They do have Justin Jefferson and Marcus Davenport on injured reserve, but they are mostly healthy outside of them. The final injury report is out for Sunday’s game and there were multiple changes.
The Vikings made three roster moves on Wednesday to fortify their roster
The Minnesota Vikings are continuously making roster moves to adjust their roster based on its current needs. This is normal for teams in the National Football League as injuries happen frequently.
Due to injuries, the Vikings made eight roster moves last week and waived one of those on Tuesday in wide receiver Trishton Jackson.
On Wednesday morning, the Vikings made three somewhat anticipated roster moves.
The Vikings are relatively healthy on the active roster going into Sunday’s game
The Minnesota Vikings are facing a pivotal game in week six against their NFC North division rival Chicago Bears on Sunday afternoon.
It’s a huge game for the Vikings and Bears, as they both sit at 1-4 and a loss will crater their playoff chances. Both teams had aspirations of a playoff berth but it hasn’t looked like it’s going to happen to this point.
Despite their record, the underlying metrics for the Vikings look good. They have played good football outside of their 12 turnovers and -9 turnover differential. That fact gives them a glimmer of hope for a potential playoff berth.
Going into Sunday’s game, the Vikings released their final injury report and it’s a much improved story than in previous weeks.
The Vikings bolstered their running back room on Wednesday morning
The Minnesota Vikings have made a move to bolster their running back room. According to ESPN’s Adam Schefter, the Vikings are signing former Miami Dolphins running back Myles Gaskin.
The move to add a running back to the active roster makes total sense for the Vikings. They only had three on the roster and Kene Nwangwu feels primed to go on injured reserve after missing most of training camp due to injury.
In coming to Minnesota, Gaskin reunites with his former head coach Brian Flores. He was a starter for Flores back in 2021 where he had his best season with 946 all-purpose yards and seven touchdowns.
Gaskin can come in and play on all three downs, which is something that Kevin O’Connell seems to prioritize.
With the signing of Gaskin, there will need to be a corresponding roster move. That is likely going to be Nwangwu to injured reserve. That will come to fruition at 11 am central on Wednesday, August 30th.
16 players have worn the No. 26 in Minnesota Vikings history, including DB Antoine Winfield.
The Minnesota Vikings will kick off their 2023 regular season in 27 days at home against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers on Sept. 10.
From now until then, we will take a trip down memory lane and count each day by revisiting the players that have worn that specific jersey number.
Running back Kene Nwangwu currently wears the No. 27 for the Minnesota Vikings.
With 27 days until kickoff, here’s a look at every player to wear No. 27 in a regular season with the Vikings (via Pro Football Reference):
After two training camp practices, there are a few intriguing depth chart tidbits for the Minnesota Vikings.
We are two days in to Minnesota Vikings training camp and there are numerous tidbits from every unit on the roster.
Yes, the first two days of training camp don’t tell the whole story, but they are a good baseline to go off of as we move forward.
What are the biggest tidbits worth noting in terms of the depth chart as we enter the third day of practice? There are five that are very intriguing to watch.
With training camp upon us, the Minnesota Vikings who need a strong training camp are highlighted by the 2022 NFL draft class.
Training camp is upon us with the Minnesota Vikings and there are a lot of questions circling around this team.
These are the big questions with the team right now with more to come. Which players need to have a strong camp? We identified seven of them with four of them being from the 2022 NFL draft class.
