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Vikings Offensive Line Takes Massive Hit with Season-Ending Injury, Another Star in Concussion Protocol
Kevin O'Connell said Jackson will get imaging and Darrisaw showed concussion symptoms, leaving Minnesota uncertain on the left side of its line.
- On Sunday, the Minnesota Vikings secured a 15-10 victory over the Miami Dolphins, but starting offensive linemen Donovan Jackson and Christian Darrisaw both exited the game with injuries.
- Head coach Kevin O'Connell confirmed Monday that Jackson will miss the remainder of the season following surgery for a torn meniscus sustained during the victory.
- Darrisaw experienced concussion symptoms during the second half of the game and is currently in the NFL's concussion protocol, according to team updates.
- Joe Huber replaced Jackson at left guard, helping the Vikings improve to 4-0 despite failing to score a touchdown in the low-scoring contest against Miami.
- Minnesota now faces significant uncertainty across the left side of its offensive line as the team awaits further medical updates on both players following the weekend's events.
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Vikings offensive line takes massive hit with season-ending injury, another star in concussion protocol
The Minnesota Vikings are facing major changes along their offensive line after Donovan Jackson suffered a likely season-ending injury and star left tackle Christian Darrisaw entered concussion protocol.
·Charlotte, United States
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Vikings likely lose left guard Donovan Jackson for the rest of the regular season with a knee injury
Vikings coach Kevin O'Connell announced the news on Monday, revealing another significant setback for an offense that has struggled to consistently move the ball despite the team's 4-0 start.
·Saint Paul, United States
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Vikings G Donovan Jackson (knee) likely out for season
Minnesota Vikings guard Donovan Jackson, who was the team's first-round draft pick in 2025, is expected to miss the remainder of the season due to a left knee injury that will require surgery, head coach Kevin O'Connell said Monday.
·Belleville, United States
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