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The Minnesota Vikings are about to welcome some reinforcements. That could be good news for Minnesota (5-0) as it looks to stay undefeated when it plays the Indianapolis Colts (2-4) on Sunday afternoon in Minneapolis.
The undefeated Minnesota Vikings (5-0) will face the struggling Indianapolis Colts (2-4) on Sunday in Minneapolis, bolstered by the return of key players. Christian Darrisaw, T.J. Hockenson, Jordan Addison, and Jordan Mason all returned to full practice following Minnesota's bye week. Head coach Kevin O'Connell hopes their availability will help open up the offense for quarterback Kyler Murray, while star wideout Justin Jefferson remains limited with a lingering ankle injury.
Meanwhile, the Colts enter the contest facing significant turmoil and widespread injuries following a two-game skid. Indianapolis recently dismissed general manager Chris Ballard, naming Ed Dodds as interim GM. On the field, quarterback Daniel Jones and running back Jonathan Taylor face a depleted roster, with several starters missing practice Wednesday, including cornerbacks Sauce Gardner and Justin Walley, tight end Tyler Warren, and guard Matt Goncalves.
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