Vikings wide receiver Percy Harvin was "extremely limited" in Friday's practice because of an ankle injury, according to coach Brad Childress, and is listed as questionable for Sunday's game against Arizona at Mall of America Field.
Harvin did not practice on Wednesday or Thursday so it would seem he would be a long shot to play unless he makes significant progress over the next 24 to 48 hours. Harvin leads the Vikings with 31 receptions for 393 yards and three touchdowns.
"He's a tough guy," Childress said. "Let's face it, he injured that foot on his first catch of the game [last Sunday in New England] and still was very productive. I would just say he's tough. Different things respond different ways. Everything goes through your foot, your ankle and so he's got to have his faculties for the game the way he plays it."
The Vikings also added wide receiver Bernard Berrian to the injury report Friday because of a groin injury that limited him in today's session.
With the Vikings having waived Randy Moss and possibly missing Harvin, the team's receivers could be Berrian, Greg Lewis, Greg Camarillo and Hank Baskett.
Wide receiver Sidney Rice (hip) has been practicing this week but remains on the physically unable to perform list.
"He's made it through the whole practices but in a differnet kind of capacity," Childress said of Rice's workload this week. "He's taken turns with our starters, he's taken a lot of turns on the scout team. We kind of mix and matched him in there. He takes the whole game plan in and goes through it. He's working through some soreness right now. You might say he could play in a limited sector, that's all still being determined. I think probably next week's probably more viable but we're still going to see."
The Vikings continue to have 52 players on their roster, one under the limit, and Childress did not guarantee a move would be made today. There is a chance a player could be brought off the practice squad and it might not be a receiver.