Burton’s 3-pointer with 41 seconds left helps send Valkyries past Aces 83-81 for 2-0 semifinals lead
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The Minnesota Vikings signed veteran wide receiver Odell Beckham Jr. to their practice squad following his recent release from the New York Giants. While the move provides immediate depth for an offense navigating an ankle injury to star receiver Justin Jefferson, analysts point out that Beckham's arrival serves as a stern wake-up call and competitive message to wide receiver Jauan Jennings. Jennings signed a one-year, eight million dollar contract during the offseason but has produced only two catches for nine yards across his first three games. With head coach Kevin O'Connell familiar with Beckham from their time together with the Rams, the veteran receiver's integration into the roster increases pressure on underperforming pass-catchers as the Vikings maintain their undefeated start.
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Minnesota Vikings star wide receiver Justin Jefferson returned to practice on a limited basis on Wednesday following a one-game absence due to an ankle injury that kept him out of the team's victory over the Miami Dolphins. While Jefferson aims to play in his home state of Louisiana against the New Orleans Saints this Sunday, fellow wide receiver Jordan Addison was forced to sit out practice due to a hamstring issue described by head coach Kevin O'Connell as minor soreness. The Vikings' injury report also noted that left tackle Christian Darrisaw and cornerback Chuck Demmings did not participate, while running back Aaron Jones and right tackle Brian O'Neill were limited. The team continues to navigate these early-season roster adjustments as they prepare for their upcoming road matchup.
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