The Minnesota Vikings got back in the win column by upsetting the NFC North division rival Detroit Lions 27-24 on Sunday. The victory marked the return of second-year quarterback JJ McCarthy and an end to the team's two-game losing streak. While Minnesota can hold its head high with a 4-4 record, it was not all smiles as veteran running back Aaron Jones left in the third quarter with a shoulder injury. On Monday, head coach Kevin O'Connell provided a significant update on the Vikings' lead back.

After undergoing further testing, O'Connell told the media the “evaluations have been pretty positive” on Jones' shoulder. Jones, who told the reporters he suffered an A/C joint sprain yesterday, is sore but has a chance to play in Week 10 against the Baltimore Ravens, accordin

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