After not practicing on Wednesday, Vikings outside linebacker Jonathan Greenard and right guard Will Fries were upgraded to limited participation on Thursday, which is big for their potential availability on Sunday in Green Bay.

The Minnesota Vikings and Green Bay Packers have issued their second injury reports in advance of Sunday’s game at Lambeau Field. Here they are (changes in bold): Minnesota Vikings The Vikings look on track to be as injury-free as they’ve been all season,

Emily Leiker covers the Vikings for the Minnesota Star Tribune. She was previously the Syracuse football beat writer for Syracuse.com & The Post-Standard, covering everything from bowl games to coaching changes and even a player-filed lawsuit against SU. Emily graduated from Mizzou in 2022 is originally from Washington state.

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The Minnesota Vikings have a tough road test on Sunday afternoon against the division rival Green Bay Packers. If the Vikings get a much-needed win, they will keep their playoff hopes alive. If they lose,

The Green Bay Packers host the Minnesota Vikings at Lambeau Field in Week 12 action on Sunday. The doubleheader on FOX will feature Packers vs. Vikings in the early timeslot, so the majority of the country will get to see the NFC North showdown in their TV markets.

The slumping Minnesota Vikings don’t have much time to rejuvenate their fading hopes for a second straight postseason berth. Minnesota (4-6) has lost four of its last five games. The Vikings' next shot to turn things around comes Sunday at Lambeau Field,

The Minnesota Vikings seek to win at Green Bay for a third consecutive season when they face the Packers at Lambeau Field on Sunday

The Packers will face Vikings QB J.J. McCarthy for the first time on Sunday. Through five games in 2025, McCarthy is really, really struggling.

On Wednesday, Green Bay Packers coach Matt LaFleur said running back Josh Jacobs is “truly day to day” with the knee injury that kept him out