Aaron Jones returned to practice for the Minnesota Vikings on Tuesday and is a possibility to play Thursday night against Los Angeles.

We're nearing the midway point of the 2025 NFL season, and the Minnesota Vikings may soon be on their third starting quarterback of the year. Coach Kevin O'Connell confirmed as much this week, admitting undrafted rookie Max Brosmer is "an option" in the event Carson Wentz can't stay on the field as J.J. McCarthy's replacement.

Social media can be a great tool for fans to connect with each other, offer praise and support to their favorite players, and then there is the dark side to it. The access that is given to players can cause them to be subjected to harsher criticism that would not be said to them in person as people are able to hide behind their screens.

The Minnesota Vikings fell to 3-3 on the 2025 NFL season Sunday after a tough loss against the Philadelphia Eagles, and while Jalen Hurts put together a historic showing for the Birds, the NFC North team was left with big questions after a critical play in the game was called back without any reasoning.

The Minnesota Vikings have designated star running back Aaron Jones to return from injured reserve, which simultaneously opens the 21-day practice window for him to return. NFL Media's Tom Pelissero reported Tuesday that Jones could return this week against the Los Angeles Chargers on "Thursday Night Football."

The Minnesota Vikings appear to be striving for "perfect" football in 2025, and when they fail to reach that, they begin to crumble.

Minnesota Vikings wide receiver Justin Jefferson discusses his ability to produce despite changes at quarterback and the challenges.