Minnesota Vikings Injury Update: Latest News on Darnold, Robinson and Pace Jr
The Minnesota Vikings improved to 9-2 after narrowly escaping with a 30-27 overtime win against the Chicago Bears, thanks to a clutch game-winning field goal by John Parker Romo.
The Vikings had some tough luck with injuries during the game. Early on, newly-acquired tackle Cam Robinson and standout linebacker Ivan Pace both went down and didn’t make it back to the field. Later in the game, QB Sam Darnold also got banged up but eventually returned.
Kevin O’Connell gives update on injured Minnesota Vikings
After the game, head coach Kevin O’Connell spoke to the media about the win and the team’s injuries. He didn’t share much about Cam Robinson or Ivan Pace Jr., saying updates would come after Monday’s evaluations.
On Monday, O’Connell didn’t have much more to offer, though he did say that Cam Robinson has had this type of injury before, and played through it. Unfortunately, things may not be as optimistic for Ivan Pace Jr, though we will all cross our fingers and hope that is incorrect.
Kevin O’Connell said the Vikings are still evaluating Ivan Pace, Cam Robinson and Jay Ward after injuries yesterday. It’s the same foot for Robinson, O’Connell said. “I’m confident it’s pretty similar, and he was able to work through it, so we’ll see how it responds.”
— Ben Goessling (@BenGoessling) November 25, 2024
Darnold, Pace, and Robinson are key players for the Vikings. Losing any of them would hurt. Given Sam returned to the game, after needing two plays off, you’d have to think he suits up on Sunday. We should know more in the next few days to see if there’s real cause for concern.
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A few weeks ago, Darnold picked up a minor hand injury during the Jaguars game, but it didn’t cost him any playing time. Now it’s his foot that’s in question. Worried? Not after you see the interaction he had with KOC, when he came back into the game on Sunday.
When Sam Darnold came out of the game with his foot injury, Kevin O’Connell didn’t have much time to check in with him in the middle of the drive.
— Ben Goessling (@BenGoessling) November 24, 2024
When Darnold went back in, O’Connell said he asked Darnold if he was above a 6 on a scale of 1-10. Darnold gave a thumbs up.…
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