The Minnesota Vikings have activated running back Jordan Mason from injured reserve, clearing him to return after surgery on a fractured thumb last month.
Mason was moved back onto the active roster Saturday after completing his recovery. The move gives Minnesota another available option in its backfield heading into its next game.
Quick facts
- Jordan Mason was activated from injured reserve on Saturday.
- The Vikings running back had been sidelined by a fractured thumb.
- Mason underwent surgery after suffering the injury last month.
The Vikings had placed Mason on injured reserve during his recovery period. His activation indicates the club believes he is ready to resume football activities and be available for game duty.
Minnesota has not detailed Mason’s expected workload or role following his return. The Vikings’ next kickoff was not included in the available information.
