Jordan Addison, a Vikings receiver, gets cleared to play against the Bears.
When Addison’s ankle issue appeared on the injury report this week, there was some concern.
With Justin Jefferson on injured reserve this weekend, Jordan Addison will play a much larger role. The Vikings should be pleased that the rookie receiver appears to be playing at full strength.When Addison’s ankle issue appeared on the injury report this week, there was some concern. He participated in practice on Wednesday in limited capacity, then again on Thursday, and finally on Friday in full capacity. He is not listed as injured, and on Sunday the Vikings will go to Soldier Field to play the Chicago Bears.
This week, I was asked about accepting a
With Justin Jefferson on injured reserve this weekend, Jordan Addison will play a much larger role. The Vikings should be pleased that the rookie receiver appears to be playing at full strength.
When Addison’s ankle issue appeared on the injury report this week, there was some concern. He participated in practice on Wednesday in limited capacity, then again on Thursday, and finally on Friday in full capacity. He is not listed as injured, and on Sunday the Vikings will go to Soldier Field to play the Chicago Bears.
Addison appeared more than prepared to assume a larger role in the offense when asked this week.
It’s a fantastic chance for both the
Rain is predicted for Chicago this weekend. When the Vikings play the Bears in sloppy circumstances, will they wear their cleats with the longer studs? Head coach Kevin O’Connell is currently letting each player make that decision.
Players generally agree that wearing cleats with longer studs slows them down on the field, even though they provide greater traction. Some Vikings players will probably decide not to wear them as a result.
Receiver Brandon Powell explained, “They stick in the grass, and me being a quick and fast person, I like to get my feet in and out.” “The last time I tried them, I was like, ‘Man, I got stuck in the ground.'”
Rain is predicted for Chicago this weekend. When the Vikings play the Bears in sloppy circumstances, will they wear their cleats with the longer studs? Head coach Kevin O’Connell is currently letting each player make that decision.
Players generally agree that wearing cleats with longer studs slows them down on the field, even though they provide greater traction. Some Vikings players will probably decide not to wear them as a result.
Receiver Brandon Powell explained, “They stick in the grass, and me being a quick and fast person, I like to get my feet in and out.” “The last time I tried them, I was like, ‘Man, I got stuck in the ground.'”
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