Disheartening: Vikings lose significant number of stars to injuries

There have been a number of significant injuries for the Vikings this season

Vikings lose recipient Jordan Addison, tight end T.J. Hockenson, pass rusher D.J. Wonnum to wounds

There have been various huge wounds for the Vikings this season.

As though this season hasn’t proactively been characterized by wounds, the Vikings lost more central members in Sunday’s 30-24 misfortune to the Detroit Lions at U.S. Bank Arena.

Jordan Addison, a rookie receiver, started it, followed by tight end T.J. Hockenson and pass rusher D.J. Wonnum, who all fell. Gotten some information about the wounds postgame, lead trainer Kevin O’Connell didn’t sound hopeful.

However it’s hazy assuming Addison or Hockenson will be accessible when the Vikings have the Green Straight Packers one weekend from now on New Year’s Eve, O’Connell made it sound like Wonnum will not have the option to play. That checks out considering Wonnum must be hauled away the field.

There have been various critical wounds for the Vikings this season, with establishment quarterback Kirk Cousins experiencing a torn Achilles ligament, star beneficiary Justin Jefferson missing a month because of a hamstring injury and pass rusher Marcus Davenport missing time with a high lower leg sprain.

That has made things quite hard on the Vikings this season, and it was a large part of something very similar against the Lions when Addison, Hockenson and Wonnum went down.

“It takes a ton to proceed to persist and push through,” O’Connell said. ” I thought the folks attempted to do that all through the football match-up.”

Evans apparently sidelined midgame

There was a specific play late during which Vikings cornerback Jaylin Williams was hailed for unlawful contact. It appeared to be practically impossible that Williams was on the field for the Vikings in such a urgent second after as of late being called up from the training crew.

Inquired as to why Williams was, as a matter of fact, on the field, O’Connell answered, “I accept by then Akayleb Evans was out of football match-up.” Inquired as to whether it was on the grounds that Evans was being sidelined, O’Connell answered, “I accept he was removed from the football match-up.”

It’s important to note that the Vikings didn’t say Evans was hurt, so it seems like he was taken out of the game because of how well he played.

Was it roughing the passer?

With the Lions requiring 26 yards to acquire a first down right off the bat in the game, quarterback Jared Goff dropped back to pass, then hit tight end Sam LaPorta for a negligible increase.

The Vikings appeared to be close to forcing a punt. The main issue? While trying to pressure Goff, pass rusher Patrick Jones II was called for roughing the passer.

It seemed to be a problematic bring looking back with Jones not making a lot of content with Goff while compelling him to dispose of the ball. Asked in the event that he got a clarification or for what reason it was called, O’Connell answered, “I didn’t.”