Injury updates are making headlines as Minnesota Vikings players report to training camp. The notable absence of news, particularly regarding injuries, may be the most significant development so far. As the Vikings gear up for their first practice on Saturday, only select players, including quarterbacks, rookies, and recovering injured players, have begun arriving.

Currently, Gavin Bartholomew and Chaz Chamblas are listed on the active physically unable to perform (PUP) list, indicating they will not participate in practices for the time being. However, being on the PUP list does not equate to being sidelined for the entire season, as they might return to practice before the regular season begins.

The Minnesota Vikings' rookie mini camp provided insights into the potential of several undrafted free agents and recent draft picks. Quarterback Max Brosmer caught attention with his impressive throwing skills, standing out among his peers. His ability to deliver accurate passes and quick release suggests he could make a legitimate claim for a practice squad position. Meanwhile, running back Trey Stewart showcased his explosiveness, as noted by head coach Kevin O’Connell, indicating a possible role in the upcoming roster.

Wide receiver Montego Moss made headlines with a highlight-reel catch, though his chances of remaining on the team are slim given the competition. Noteworthy tight ends Gavin Bartholomew and Ben Urisk also demonstrated solid catching ability, making the tight end battle worth watching. Overall, while the sample size from the mini camp is limited, the potential for several players to impact the Vikings' season is promising.