After Hollins punted the ball, Maye completed highlight-worthy throws to DeMario Douglas, Kayshon Boutte, and TreVeyon Henderson. After being sacked four times in the first four periods, Maye was sacked twice in the final four. Overall, it was an eventful practice at the Twin Cities Orthopedics Performance Center. Here’s the top takeaways:

The Patriots and Vikings practiced two-minute situations, and Drake Maye finished his with a bang, hitting rookie running back TreVeyon Henderson on a wheel route out of the backfield. Henderson then showcased his speed, blowing past the Vikings' defense for a 70-yard touchdown.

Some other highlights for the Vikings included rookie quarterback Max Brosmer connecting on a deep pass to receiver Tim Jones for a touchdown, edge rusher Jonathan Greenard wreaking havoc in the backfield, and Reichard nailing every field-goal attempt.

The Vikings wide receivers on the roster have had their own issues but so do former Minnesota pass catchers on new teams.

Vikings wide receiver Rondale Moore will miss a second straight season after suffering a devastating left knee injury in Minnesota’s preseason opener against the Texans this past weekend, the team confirmed Tuesday.

Vikings receiver Rondale Moore suffered a season-ending knee injury Saturday and will miss his second straight NFL season due to an August injury. Moore, the 25-year-old former second-round pick out of Purdue in 2021,

Minnesota Vikings star wide receiver Justin Jefferson will sit out this weekend's preseason game against the New England Patriots and be re-evaluated next week, head coach Kevin O'Connell said Wednesday.

The Minnesota Vikings will be without Justin Jefferson this week in joint practices and the preseason game against the New England Patriots.

There's a case to be made that the Minnesota Vikings boast one of the NFL's top three wide receiver tandems, with both Justin Jefferson and Jordan Addison registering among the league's best pass catchers.

The Minnesota Vikings' wide receiver depth has taken a hit after the first preseason game, and that should terrify starting quarterback J.J. McCarthy.

The Minnesota Vikings got some brutal news on Tuesday when rookie quarterback J.J. McCarthy was reported to have surgery on his meniscus. On Wednesday, head coach Kevin O'Connell told the media that McCarthy had successful surgery to repair the meniscus and he would miss the entire season.