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The Minnesota Vikings got some good injury news ahead of a tough game against the Buffalo Bills.

Minnesota Vikings left tackle Christian Darrisaw returned as a full practice participant on Friday, November 6, indicating he is on track to play against the Buffalo Bills. Darrisaw had been limited during Thursday's session due to a shoulder injury. His availability provides critical protection on the blindside as Minnesota prepares to start quarterback Carson Wentz on Monday night in place of Kyler Murray, who is managing hamstring tightness.
Darrisaw previously missed time earlier in the season following a concussion sustained against the Miami Dolphins in Week 4. Writer Max Dible notes that Darrisaw and the rest of the Vikings' offensive line have experienced statistical struggles this season according to Pro Football Network metrics, making his presence vital against a high-scoring Buffalo team.
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