LONDON, UK — The Minnesota Vikings will be without three starters on the offensive line during Sunday's game against Cleveland, but will have fullback C.J. Ham, who is expected to make his season debut after starting the year on injured reserve.

Ham was activated on Saturday after missing the first four weeks with a knee injury. The Duluth native was a full participant in practice throughout the week and will provide a boost blocking up front, which will be vital as the Vikings (2-2) play without three starting blockers and their backup center.

Starting center Ryan Kelly was placed on injured reserve Saturday because of a concussion -- his second in three weeks -- and backup Michael Jurgens was ruled out with a hamstring injury. Blake Brandel, who has never made a start at center in th

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