Vikings Final Injury Report vs. Colts: Minnesota is set to have a major advantage on Sunday afternoon

The Minnesota Vikings are officially coming off of their bye week, with a battered Indianapolis Colts team coming to town.

Tyler Forness — NFL & College Football News Writer
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Sep 13, 2026; Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA; Minnesota Vikings running back Jordan Mason (27) celebrates after a touchdown during the second half against the Green Bay Packers at U.S. Bank Stadium.
Sep 13, 2026; Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA; Minnesota Vikings running back Jordan Mason (27) celebrates after a touchdown during the second half against the Green Bay Packers at U.S. Bank Stadium. Matt Krohn-Imagn Images

The Minnesota Vikings are set to host the Indianapolis Colts on Sunday afternoon, marking the third home game at U.S. Bank Stadium.

This is a big game for both teams, as the Vikings are coming off of their bye week with a brutal six-game stretch to follow, starting with playing at the Detroit Lions next week. Getting a win here will be crucial for the Vikings.

As the Colts are concerned, they are going to be working hard after general manager Chris Ballard got fired after their upset loss to the Tennessee Titans last week.

The final injury report is a fascinating one for multiple reasons, and it shows how different both players are.

Vikings Friday injury report

Player Injury W/T/F Designation
WR Jordan AddisonHamstringFull/Full/Full—
CB Charles DemmingsHamstringFull/Full/Full—
LT Christian DarrisawConcussionFull/Full/DNP (Rest)—
TE T.J. HockensonConcussionFull/Full/Full—
RB Jordan MasonThumbFull/Full/FullQuestionable
WR Justin JeffersonAnkleLimited/Full/Full—
RT Brian O’NeillKneeLimited/Full/Full—
CB James PierreFootLimited/Full/Full—
S Harrison SmithNIR-RestNone/None/Limited—

Observations

  • The only player with a designation being Mason is a massive win for the Vikings. They are going into this game healthy, which should help the offense start to figure things out.

Colts Friday injury report

Player Injury W/T/FDesignation
WR Keenan AllenNIR/RestDNP/Full/
LB Bryce BoettcherGroinDNP/Full/
CB Sauce GardnerCalfDNP/DNP/Out
OG Matt GoncalvesAnkleDNP/Full/
WR Anthony GouldConcussionDNP/DNP/Out
TE Andrew OgletreeAnkleDNP/Full/
P Rigoberto SanchezRight FootDNP/DNP/
DT Jerry TilleryNIR-PersonalDNP/Full/
CB Justin WalleyKneeDNP/Limited/
CB Charvarius WardNIR-RestDNP/Full/
TE Tyler WarrenGroinDNP/DNP/Out
LB Jaylon CarliesRibsLimited/Full/
WR Ashton DulinHamstringLimited/Limited/
RB Jonathan TaylorNIR-RestLimited/Full/
LT Jalen TravisFootLimited/Full/
LB Austin AjiakeConcussion EvaluationLimited/None/
LB C.J. AllenAnkleNone/Limited/
None/DNP/

Observations

  • No Gardner or Warren is going to have a massive impact on who wins the game. This is especially true because of how Brian Flores loves to blitz.
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