Vikings-Bears Second Injury Report

The Minnesota Vikings and Chicago Bears released their second injury reports this week ahead of their Sunday afternoon game at Soldier Field. Here are the details.

For the Vikings, Jordan Mason, the running back, went on short-term injured reserve (IR) due to a broken thumb, which means he will miss four games. The team promoted Deejay Dallas to the active roster to replace Mason. Kyler Murray, the quarterback, was limited in practice after suffering a concussion during the previous game. He is currently in the concussion protocol and his chances of playing on Sunday seem higher now than before.

Blake Cashman and Brian O’Neill, both starting offensive linemen, are listed as full participants, while O’Neill didn't practice on Thursday, raising questions about his availability.

On the Bears' side, Coby Bryant's knee injury was not detailed, but he is expected to play. Neville Gallimore and Grady Jarrett were upgraded to full practice participation, indicating they are likely to play. Jauan Jennings took a day off due to a personal family matter. Andrew Van Ginkel is still dealing with a chest issue and remains limited in practice. The Bears also have Coby Bryant dealing with a knee injury, but no specific details were provided.