J.J. McCarthy missed the final practice of training camp with an ankle injury
- Vikings quarterback McCarthy missed Wednesday's practice at TCO Performance Center due to a minor ankle injury suffered against the Baltimore Ravens, though the team hopes rest allows him to play Friday against the Denver Broncos.
- Head coach Kevin O'Connell originally planned for McCarthy to start the final exhibition game; O'Connell said, "If we can't get him there, we can't get him there," noting veteran quarterback Carson Wentz would take snaps if needed.
- Running back Jordan Mason sustained a minor ankle injury at practice, while rookie left tackle Caleb Tiernan and safety Theo Jackson are working through ailments ahead of the September 13 opener against the Green Bay Packers.
- The Vikings traveled to Denver on Thursday for Friday's game at Empower Field; O'Connell emphasized young players' reps matter, stating, "I still look at these reps for young players as really important."
- Veteran defender Jamal Adams, recovering from a torn quad tendon, continues supporting the team while wheeling on a motorized scooter, chatting with general manager Nolan Teasley on the sideline.
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