Eagles vs. Vikings: Last Injury Report Released
The final injury report has been released ahead of the much-anticipated matchup between the Minnesota Vikings and the Philadelphia Eagles at U.S. Bank Stadium this Sunday. Key player updates have emerged from both teams, shedding light on who will be available for this crucial game.
Vikings Injury Report
For the Minnesota Vikings, several changes are noted in their lineup. Here are the key details:
- Donovan Jackson: Returning as left guard.
- Brian O’Neill: Listed as questionable after limited participation in Friday’s practice.
- Carson Wentz: Named as the starting quarterback, with Max Brosmer as the backup.
- J.J. McCarthy: Designated as the emergency third quarterback, having been limited all week.
- Blake Cashman and Tyrion Ingram-Dawkins: Expected to be activated from IR, following full participation in practice.
- Andrew Van Ginkel: Ruled out due to a neck injury, with no clear timeline for his return.
- Jonathan Greenard: Will start after being limited by a hamstring injury, indicating better recovery.
Eagles Injury Report
Meanwhile, the Philadelphia Eagles have reported fewer injuries:
- Grant Calcaterra: Backup tight end ruled out after not participating in practice all week.
- Jalen Carter: Listed as questionable after being downgraded to limited participation due to a heel injury.
- Landon Dickerson: Initially questionable, he was a full participant on Friday. However, there’s inconsistency in his listing on the injury report.
- Quinyon Mitchell: Fully participated in practices and is set to start at cornerback on Sunday.
Final Status Updates
Injuries will be confirmed just before the game on Sunday, particularly for players listed as questionable. Fans should stay tuned for updates regarding the final lineups, especially those with uncertain statuses.
This matchup promises to be competitive, with both teams dealing with player availability challenges. As the kickoff approaches, supporters will be eager to see how these injury designations impact the gameplan and performance.
