Aaron Jones responds after helmet-sending hit in Vikings' game
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 21, 2026, 3:21 AM
Last updated Sep 21, 2026

In a game against the Bears on September 20, Aaron Jones took a significant hit from Tyrique Stevenson that sent his helmet flying off during the fourth quarter. Despite suffering a gash on his cheek, Jones remained composed, stating his focus was on continuing to play. He recorded the most carries in four years, finishing with 105 yards in the Vikings’ 9-3 victory. No penalty was called on the play, raising discussions about the hit's legality under targeting rules. Jones previously dealt with a minor knee injury during the game but managed to finish strong, highlighting his resilience amidst challenging conditions.
- •Aaron Jones had 23 carries for 105 yards against the Bears.
- •He sustained a facial injury from a hit by Tyrique Stevenson.
- •No penalty was called for the hit, igniting debate on its legality.
- •Jones played through a knee injury earlier in the match.
- •The Vikings won the game 9-3.
- 3:21 AMYahoo Sports — Aaron Jones had a perfect response to the hit that sent his helmet flying
"Jones may end up with a scar on his face after a violent hit from Tyrique Stevenson that went uncalled.
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