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The Minnesota Vikings are 5-0 and will plan to have wide receiver Jordan Addison back in their offense Sunday against the Colts.

Minnesota Vikings wide receiver Jordan Addison returned to practice Wednesday after recovering from a hamstring injury, with head coach Kevin O'Connell declaring him "good to go." Addison sat out the team's Week 5 victory against the Saints before benefiting from the subsequent bye week. He took first-team reps on Wednesday and is expected to start Sunday against the Indianapolis Colts.
His return coincides with broader improvements in the Vikings' offensive health. Running back Jordan Mason, tight end T.J. Hockenson, and left tackle Christian Darrisaw also participated in practice without restrictions after missing time. Addison's availability provides crucial depth as fellow wide receiver Justin Jefferson was limited during Wednesday's session due to an ankle issue.
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