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Tyler Forness

Vikings vs. Bears initial injury report

Bears Vikings Lewis Cine Marcus Davenport

The Minnesota Vikings are set to take on the Chicago Bears on Sunday afternoon and the initial injury report is out.

  • Not practicing: None
  • Limited: WR Jordan Addison (ankle), OLB Marcus Davenport (elbow), CB Akayleb Evans (knee)
  • Full: S Lewis Cine (hamstring), RB Kene Nwangwu (back)

The biggest takeaway here is Davenport. He was limited like he has been often over the last few weeks, but it’s not due to an ankle injury. He is now limited with an elbow injury.

Cine has taken a positive step forward after missing the last two games with a hamstring injury.

The Bears have also released their injury report and it’s substantial.

The rest of the week will show us who will actually play on Sunday.

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