
The Minnesota Vikings have placed running back Jordan Mason on injured reserve after he sustained a broken thumb during their season-opening triumph against the Green Bay Packers. The roster move mandates that the ballcarrier will sit out for a minimum of four upcoming contests, starting with an impending clash versus the Chicago Bears.
In reaction to Mason's absence, Minnesota elevated DeeJay Dallas to the primary roster from the practice unit, held tryouts for three free-agent backs, and added Jerome Ford to the practice squad.
On the quarterback front, head coach Kevin O'Connell oversaw Kyler Murray taking part in Wednesday's session in a limited capacity as he progresses through concussion protocols. Murray suffered an injury alongside Mason during the matchup with Green Bay, though his restricted participation leaves the door open for his potential return under center.
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