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On Monday night, the Vikings will try to defeat the Bears in order to get ready for their bye week.

On Monday night, the Minnesota Vikings will host the Chicago Bears for their second straight prime-time game of the season. Here are five things you can expect when the Vikings and Bears play in the NFC North, despite the fact that the game is always unpredictable.

Although Jefferson’s status on the Vikings’ final injury report is questionable, all indications suggest that the team will rest the standout receiver during the bye while he heals from a hamstring injury.

As he continues to use up his 21-day practice window in order to be activated from injured reserve, Jefferson has not yet completed a full practice. He informed reporters on Thursday that he is still not fully recovered from the injury he sustained on October 8 against the Kansas City Chiefs.

“It’s not something I want to do, but it’s part of the game,” Jefferson said to reporters on Friday, including Matthew Coller of Purple Insider. “It comes with attempting to lead a safe, healthy, and 100% fulfilling life.”

To be safe, the Vikings might give him an additional week to heal before facing the Las Vegas Raiders on December 10.

2. Jordan Addison put on another outstanding performance on Monday night.
Given that Jefferson might not be in the starting lineup, Addison might put on another outstanding show on Monday night.

In a victory on October 23, Addison shredded the San Francisco 49ers with seven catches, 123 yards, and two touchdowns; now, he has the opportunity to further hurt Chicago’s injured secondary.

Tyrique Stevenson, a rookie quarterback for the Bears, has an ankle injury that is listed as questionable. Even if he plays, he leads the NFL in touchdown passes allowed thus far this season.

This could be another big game for Addison, who can keep getting better while the Vikings wait for Jefferson to return because Stevenson or former Gopher Terell Smith is probably going to draw this assignment.