Right tackle Mike Remmers returned to practice Wednesday for the Vikings, a sign he could return Sunday against the Rams.
Remmers’ streak of 45 consecutive starts ended last week in Washington, when he was sidelined due to a concussion suffered against the Browns two weeks prior, before the team’s bye week.
Remmers was listed as limited in his return to practice. He donned a helmet and took his spot to the right of guard Joe Berger during individual drills with offensive linemen.
The relatively healthy Vikings were missing only one player during Wednesday’s practice: safety Andrew Sendejo, who is dealing with groin and hamstring injuries. Sendejo missed a game last month because of a groin injury.
Four Vikings were limited: Remmers, defensive end Everson Griffen (foot), safety Anthony Harris (hamstring) and guard Jeremiah Sirles (knee).
Griffen said he’ll return Sunday after sitting out last week in Washington. Sirles, a primary reserve, practiced for the first time Wednesday since spraining his knee in the Oct. 21 win against the Ravens.
Ben Goessling is in his sixth year covering the Vikings, having joined the Star Tribune in 2017 after four seasons at ESPN and one at the Pioneer Press. He is an Apple Valley High School and University of Minnesota graduate. Follow him at @GoesslingStrib.
Mark Craig has covered the NFL for 23 years, and the Vikings since 2003 for the Star Tribune. He is one of 48 Pro Football Hall of Fame selectors. Follow him at @markcraignfl.
Andrew Krammer joined the Star Tribune in July 2016 after three years covering the Vikings for 1500 ESPN. He is a 2013 graduate of the University of Minnesota. Follow him at @Andrew_Krammer.
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