Kyler Murray faces a key test as the Minnesota Vikings prepare to take on the Indianapolis Colts in Week 7. The quarterback could have a valuable opportunity to exploit a struggling pass rush, but Minnesota must make the right decisions to turn that advantage into points. The latest injury report offers encouraging news for the Vikings’ receiving group, giving Murray potential options at every level of the field. However, the bigger question is whether Minnesota can move away from its reliance on short screen passes and make the most of the time its quarterback may have in the pocket.
Note: This update reflects the supplied report dated October 24, 2026.
Hockenson and wide receiver Jordan Addison all practised in full and carry no game designation, according to the report. Minnesota also received positive news about its key offensive weapons. Wide receiver Justin Jefferson, tight end T.J. Their availability could give Murray more options as he looks to challenge Indianapolis through the air. Running back Jordan Mason presents a different situation. He is preparing to return from injured reserve but remains questionable with a thumb injury. His status could affect Minnesota’s plans in the running game and influence how the Vikings distribute their offensive workload. Confirm the official inactive list before kickoff, as the available information does not independently verify Murray’s final game status.