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The Minnesota Vikings’ injury report is massive just two weeks into the season, so much so that fans are being forced to reevaluate expectations for the team in 2025.
The Vikings’ first injury report hit this week, and predictably, one player did not practice, setting the stage for his absence in Week 3.
And with Week 3 just a few days away, a game against the Cincinnati Bengals, Minnesota will likely be without starting center Ryan Kelly.
Ryan Kelly Gets the DNP Treatment to Start the Week
Kelly is concussed and probably won’t play on Sunday.
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