Minnesota Vikings release their final injury update ahead of the Christmas Day clash against the Detroit Lions, with several key players facing uncertain availability.

The Vikings' offense has struggled in the team's Christmas Day clash with the Lions but Minnesota has capitalized on Jared Goff's turnovers.

The Lions (8-7) will be without starting tackle Taylor Decker (shoulder) as they look to keep their slim playoff hopes alive. They will have receiver Amon-Ra St. Brown (knee), who was recently named to his fourth Pro Bowl, running back David Montgomery (illness), cornerback Amik Robertson (hand) and defensive end Marcus Davenport (shoulder).

The 7-8 Minnesota Vikings are playing spoiler against the 8-7 Detroit Lions. If Detroit loses the contest, its playoff hopes will essentially come to an end. However, if Detroit wins, its season will survive at least a few more days.

The Minnesota Vikings are set to take on the Philadelphia Eagles in Week 7. However, there are some concerns with the quarterback position, as both JJ McCarthy and Carson Wentz have been on the injured list. On Thursday, the franchise revealed a big update ...

The Minnesota Vikings have elevated running back Cam Akers to the active roster ahead of Sunday's clash with the Cincinnati Bengals. Akers was elevated from the practice squad along with guard Henry Byrd as the depleted Vikings prepare to welcome the ...

After three starters on the offensive line didn't practice on Wednesday due to injuries, two of them were back on the field in a limited capacity during Thursday's Minnesota Vikings practice. Center Ryan Kelly (knee) and right tackle Brian O'Neill (heel ...

The 2018-19 First-Team All-Pro and two-time Second-Team All-Pro was seen in a walking boot, raising the level of exasperation that is currently sweeping through this perpetually tormented fan base. Shortly after valuable offensive tackle Joe Alt returned ...

WESTFORD — The last time the Monty Tech football team traveled to Nashoba Tech two years ago on Thanksgiving Eve in 2023, the Bulldogs suffered a heartbreaking double overtime loss at the hands of the Vikings. Last year, it was another tough defeat at ...

Ah, the joys of travel. Around 5:30 p.m. on Saturday, the NFL Network, citing a statement released by the Minnesota Vikings, who play the New York Giants Sunday at 1 p.m. ET at MetLife Stadium, reported that the Vikings experienced a significant travel delay.