Minnesota controlled the game with 72 offensive plays to Miami's 37, closing it out on a fourth-quarter, clock-control drive that ended in a kneel-down; rookie Tai Felton got his first start.

Minnesota added Beckham, recently released by the Giants, reuniting him with coach Kevin O'Connell and OC Wes Phillips; the move comes as WR1 Justin Jefferson manages a hamstring issue ahead of facing New Orleans. The team also activated C Michael Jurgens and TE Ben Yurosek off injured reserve.

Jackson was hurt in Week 4 against Miami; Minnesota also released P Johnny Hekker, RB Devin Neal and CB Natrone Brooks from the practice squad, added T Tristan Leigh, and waived CB Tyreek Chappell from IR.

Minnesota's defense and Will Reichard's NFL-longest active field-goal streak (now 31 straight) carried the win; T.J. Hockenson had a career-tying 13 catches for 119 yards, while the Vikings played without Justin Jefferson for the first time since 2023.

Jackson suffered a meniscus tear after seven snaps and needs surgery; fellow starter Christian Darrisaw was evaluated for a concussion after a second hit, with backups Joe Huber, Caleb Tiernan and Ryan Van Demark next in line as Minnesota preps for New Orleans.

Minnesota beat Miami 15-10 without scoring an offensive touchdown, leaning on five Will Reichard field goals (30 straight made). TE T.J. Hockenson had 13 catches filling in for the injured Justin Jefferson.

Jackson tore his meniscus in the win over Miami and needs surgery; LT Christian Darrisaw also entered the concussion protocol in the same game, thinning Minnesota's offensive line as the unbeaten start continues.

Hockenson caught 13 passes for 119 yards in a 15-10 win over Miami, including a late slide short of the goal line to protect the clock and the lead.

Coach Kevin O'Connell said Minnesota will not rush its top receiver back from an ankle injury before he is fully ready, even as the team keeps winning without him.

Minnesota's quarterback situation remains a storyline after trading J.J. McCarthy to the Giants and turning to Kyler Murray.

Minnesota's top receiver sits out Week 4 with an ankle sprain as the division's only unbeaten team protects its record.

Minnesota's top receiver (ankle) will miss Sunday's game after not practicing all week, though coach Kevin O'Connell called him 'day-to-day' and encouraged by the evaluation.

TE Josh Oliver needs surgery for a torn bicep and heads to injured reserve, while CB Charles Demmings (hamstring) will miss at least one game.

Jefferson sat out Wednesday's practice with an ankle sprain; coach Kevin O'Connell says Minnesota remains committed to the run game regardless of his status for Sunday.

Minnesota joins Kansas City, Buffalo, San Francisco and Las Vegas as the league's only unbeaten clubs heading into Sunday's home game against the Dolphins.