Vikings finalize injury report with positive updates ahead of Lions matchup
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 30, 2026, 6:48 PM
Last updated Oct 30, 2026

The Vikings released their final injury report prior to their NFC North game against the Lions on Sunday. Running back Aaron Jones, who had earlier issues with his knee, returned as a full participant in practice and has no game status designation. Right tackle Brian O’Neill, left guard Joe Huber, and tight end Gavin Bartholomew are also cleared to play. Depth safety Jay Ward is listed as questionable but is expected to participate. Jones is anticipated to share carries with Jordan Mason in the backfield, as they have both been key contributors this season. The Lions' injury status remains to be confirmed.
- •Aaron Jones has no game status designation for Sunday’s game.
- •Brian O’Neill, Joe Huber, and Gavin Bartholomew are cleared to play.
- •Jay Ward is questionable but expected to participate.
- •Jones and Mason will split carries in the backfield.
- 6:48 PMYahoo Sports — Good news on Aaron Jones, other Vikings on final injury report vs. Lions
"The Vikings' final injury report of the week is almost completely clean.
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