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Vikings Head Coach Shares Suspected Injury Diagnosis For Pro Bowl OL
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Yet quarterback, Carson Wentz was unable to get his team down the field, and ultimately turned the ball over on downs after an incomplete pass to Jordan Addison on 4th and 17.
To make matters worse, Minnesota suffered a pair of injuries on the all-important offensive line, to center Ryan Kelly and long-time right tackle, Brian O’Neill.
We’ll evaluate him and see where he’s at.”O’Neill has been a mainstay on the Vikings’ offensive line ever since being selected in the second round of the 2018 draft out of the University of Pittsburgh.
Now in his eighth season, the Delaware native has never missed more than three games in any individual season.
Further updates will likely come in as the tests come back for both Kelly and O’Neill.