RB · MIN · 31 yrs · exp 9 · UTEP
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The article suggests the Minnesota Vikings should pursue a trade for quarterback Daniel Jones from the Indianapolis Colts, viewing him as a potential immediate upgrade over Kyler Murray. It notes that the Colts are in a pre-rebuild phase and may look to trade Jones to acquire draft picks, while the Vikings, despite initial interest in Jonathan Taylor, should prioritize Jones for their quarterback needs
Vikings chase 12th straight win, key players include QB Jared Goff, RBs Aaron Jones, Jordan Mason, and potential trade for Jonathan Taylor
Aaron Jones returns to practice after missing Wednesday's session due to a knee injury
Aaron Jones returned to practice with the Vikings on Thursday
The trade deadline is approaching, and the Packers are considering their options
Aaron Jones is out of practice with a knee injury
Reports were that Vikings running back Aaron Jones avoided a serious injury last Sunday, but his practice work is still being managed this week. The Vikings’ first injury report of the week shows that Jones did not practice on Wednesday. Jones aggravated a knee injury in the second half of Minnesota’s win over the Colts and word is that he is considered day-to-day heading into Sunday’s game against the Lions. Jordan Mason led the team in rushing against the Colts and would be in line for an even bigger role if Jones isn’t able to play this week. Guard Joe Huber (knee) was also out of practice for the Vikings. Right tackle Brian O’Neill (knee) was a limited participant
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The Vikings acquire Jonathan Taylor to boost their offense, while the Chiefs pick up a WR. Aaron Jones has a knee injury and the Vikings need to protect their Super Bowl-caliber defense
There is some positive news on the injury front for the undefeated Vikings. While running back Aaron Jones had to depart Sunday’s win over the Colts with a knee injury, it is not considered to be significant at this time, ESPN’s Adam Schefter reports. Jones was described as day-to-day. Jones has been dealing with injury issues throughout 2026, but has not yet missed a game. He has rushed for 436 yards with two touchdowns and caught 13 passes for 72 yards. Jones departed Sunday’s game having rushed for 26 yards on eight carries. Jordan Mason had the bulk of the work at running back, rushing for 68 yards on 15 attempts. The 6-0 Vikings will be on the road to face the 4-2 Lions on Sunday afternoon in Week 8
There is some positive news on the injury front for the undefeated Vikings
On Sunday, Vikings running back Aaron Jones made an early exit after a 17-yard gain in the fourth quarter
On Sunday, Vikings running back Aaron Jones made an early exit after a 17-yard gain in the fourth quarter. After the game, coach Kevin O’Connell said Jones aggravated a knee injury he suffered earlier in the season. The injury happened in the Week 2 game against the Bears. He did not practice the following Wednesday but returned the next day and did not miss the Week 3 game. Per a source with knowledge of the situation, Jones will have an MRI on Monday. The current hope is that it won’t be a long-term situation for Jones. With the trade deadline only 16 days away, the Vikings were already believed to be interested in adding a running back. If Jones will be missing some time, the urgency to do so could increase. The good news for the Vikings was that Jordan Mason returned on Sunday, after missing four games following a Week 1 thumb injury. Mason had 15 carries for 68 yards in his return. Now 6-0, the Vikings have a gauntlet coming. They play the Lions in Detroit, the Bills at home on Monday night, the Packers at Lambeau Field, and the 49ers in Mexico City
Aaron Jones' knee injury worsens, Vikings' running back situation uncertain
Vikings running back Aaron Jones was called questionable to return after going to get his knee checked out on Sunday and he did not return for the final minutes of Minnesota's 16-10 win over the Colts
The Vikings secured a 16-10 win over the Colts, improving their record to 6-0
The Vikings got a big kickoff return to open Sunday’s home game, but the Colts are on the board first. After taking over in Colts territory thanks to Myles Price’s return, the Vikings faced a fourth-and-1 from the Colts’ 38-yard-line. They passed on a Will Reichard field goal and handed the ball to running back Aaron Jones out of the pistol. The Colts dropped Jones for a loss and took a lead a short time later. Quarterback Daniel Jones converted a pair of third downs and running back Jonathan Taylor broke loose for 38-yard touchdown on the next first down. The score has the Colts up 7-0 with under 10 minutes to play in the first quarter in Minneapolis
Jordan Mason listed as questionable; Vikings may need roster move to activate him
Jordan Mason (thumb) is expected to practice Wednesday and potentially return to action in Week 7 for the Minnesota Vikings. He should see lead-back duties, taking some load off Aaron Jones Sr., and is projected as an RB3/flex
Vikings RB Jordan Mason is set to return from IR in Week 7, potentially sharing carries with Aaron Jones and boosting his fantasy upside if healthy
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