Vikings-Bears First Injury Report
The Minnesota Vikings and Chicago Bears released their first injury reports in advance of their Sunday afternoon matchup at Soldier Field. Here they are. Minnesota Vikings Chicago Bears Injury Report Terms and Glossary Injury designation definitions: Probable = the league defines a Probable injury designation as a 75% or greater chance of playing. Historically, 95% […]
The Minnesota Vikings and Chicago Bears issued their first injury reports ahead of their Sunday afternoon game at Soldier Field. In Minnesota, running back Jordan Mason suffered a broken thumb and has been placed on short-term IR for four games, meaning he will miss considerable time. Backup Deejay Dallas has been promoted to the active roster to take Mason's spot.
Quarterback Kyler Murray experienced a concussion during the game against the Packers and is currently limited, but reports indicate he may play against the Bears. In Chicago, right tackle Darnell Wright did not practice due to a new knee injury, posing a significant loss for the Bears' offensive line. Left tackle Ozzy Trapilo, recovering from a torn patellar tendon injury, is likely to start once his recovery is complete.
Running backs Kyler Murray and Malik Mohammad were limited during Wednesday's practice, but it appears they will not be sidelined for Sunday's game.
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