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Before their NFC North clash with the Detroit Lions, the Minnesota Vikings have made a final move to solidify their roster. The team has announced that they have elevated running back DeeJay Dallas to the active roster ahead of Sunday’s…

The Minnesota Vikings have elevated running back DeeJay Dallas from the practice squad to the active roster ahead of Sunday's NFC North game against the Detroit Lions. This marks the third practice squad elevation of the season for Dallas, meaning Minnesota must sign him to the 53-man active roster if they wish to use him in future games.
Dallas has appeared on the Vikings' roster for all seven games this season, including a four-game stint on the 53-man roster while Jordan Mason recovered from a thumb injury. Dallas was previously elevated for games against Green Bay and Indianapolis, recording three carries for ten yards and four receptions for 34 yards this season.
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