Two teams, two practices, one loud day at the TCO Performance Center as Minnesota and New England mixed energy with discipline. Mack Hollins punctuated the mood by sending a TD punt into the stands, a move that sparked the crowd without spiraling into trouble. Donovan Jackson’s downfield blocks fueled a standout sequence in the move-the-ball drill, highlighted by Aaron Jones breaking through the first level with help along the way. Minnesota plans to re-check Justin Jefferson’s workload after a mild hamstring issue, while Rondale Moore’s season-ending injury looms large, prompting Isaiah Rodgers to re-enter punt return rotation. Several Vikings veterans rested while Christian Darrisaw returned from ACL/MCL rehab, signaling progress toward a hopeful Week 1 status. The day included a late cherry: Jay Ward’s interception return in the two-minute drill, capping a competitive but controlled session. Off the field, Brian Asamoah II’s waiver to the Titans underscored the ongoing roster churn as teams ready for the next preseason tilt against the Patriots.