In a post-game interview after the victory over the Texans, Vikings quarterback Sam Darnold exuded confidence when discussing his knee injury scare. He expressed relief that it wasn’t serious, and it turns out his intuition was correct.
Following the game, Darnold underwent an MRI on Monday to assess the extent of the injury. Fortunately, various reports confirmed that there was no structural damage found. While he may be dealing with a bruise and some soreness, there is optimism that he will be able to suit up for the upcoming clash against the Green Bay Packers in Week Four.
Darnold’s exceptional performance against the Texans, where he threw four touchdowns, showcased his talent on the field. With a total of eight touchdowns in the first three weeks of the season, Darnold has been a key factor in the Vikings’ undefeated record. His impressive completion rate of nearly 68 percent has solidified his status as one of the standout players of the season.
The MRI results have provided Darnold with a sense of relief, allowing him to focus on preparing for the highly anticipated matchup against the Packers at home next Sunday. Fans are eager to see how he continues to excel and lead the team to further success on the field.
