Vikings wide receiver Justin Jefferson met with reporters, including KSTP Sports on Thursday afternoon in Eagan. He touched on the craziness of not getting a lot of touches this year and the groundwork being laid now for all the work he and QB J.

Two starters were back on the field in a limited role Thursday, while injuries on both sides continue to shape the Vikings' outlook for Sunday.

The Vikings have plenty of questions at other positions beyond quarterback looking ahead to 2026, when they're expected to be over the cap.

EAGAN, Minn. -- The Minnesota Vikings will finish their sixth straight season without winning a playoff game, eight years removed from their last NFC championship game appearance and almost a half-century since they last made the Super Bowl. Their head start on roster planning for 2026 is going rather well, at least.

The Vikings only held a walkthrough on Wednesday, but they were without three of five starters on the offensive line.

Vikings left tackle Christian Darrisaw declined comment on if he will play again this season amid lingering health concerns.

The Giants have seen enough from their young quarterback, Jaxson Dart, to believe they are set at that crucial position for years to come. Dart’s flashes of promise, however, have not translated to wins as New York has lost eight consecutive games. They currently sit in the cellar in the NFL.