With five important players for Sunday's game against the Seahawks, the Vikings announced 90 minutes before kickoff that two are active and three have been ruled out, while one other prominent name has unexpectedly been added to the inactive list.
After missing two games with a shoulder injury, it appears that the Minnesota Vikings will get star edge rusher Jonathan Greenard back when they face the Seahawks in Seattle on Sunday.
As if Sunday wasn't painful enough for Vikings fans, the Packers really had to rub it in. After picking off J.J. McCarthy for the second time in the same quarte
A scoreless second half from the Minnesota Vikings was deemed "one of the worst halves of football I've ever watched" by play-by-play caller Joe Davis.
While social media was on fire with fans begging the Vikings to bench J.J. McCarthy to give undrafted rookie Max Brosmer a chance to revive a lifeless offense, head coach Kevin O'Connell has no interest in discussing a possible QB change.
Nothing else really matters if the Vikings don't beat the Bears on Sunday. If Minnesota does leave U.S. Bank Stadium with a victory, they could find themselves right back in the thick of the NFC North race if a couple of other things go their way.