After losing Justin Jefferson and Brian O’Neill in the first half, the second half has started off on the wrong foot, as the Minnesota Vikings have suffered another injury. On only the second play of the second half, Vikings running back Alexander Mattison went down and needed help off the field.

Whatever is ailing Alexander Mattison happened on the first play of the half. He ran a half-speed route on play No. 2 and made a weird attempt to make that catch.

— Kevin Seifert (@SeifertESPN) December 10, 202

The Minnesota Vikings are stuck in a snoozefest against the Las Vegas Raiders with the game sitting scoreless at halftime.

Neither team could muster up more than 100 yards, as the Vikings have 88 and the Raiders 96. The only scoring opportunity was by the Vikings, as Greg Joseph missed a 49-yard field goal from the left hash, a position that he usually thrives in.

Heading into halftime, the fanbase took to social media to share their frustrations with such a porous first half

The Vikings have lost a number of offensive players to injury, including Justin Jefferson, and Nick Mullens has replaced a benched Joshua Dobbs. Tap here for play-by-play, scoring updates and scores from the weekend's other NFL games.

If you think it was a historically low-scoring game, you thought correctly. ESPN’s Kevin Seifert reported that the meeting between the Minnesota Vikings and the Las Vegas Raiders was the lowest-scoring indoor game in NFL history.

LOWEST SCORING INDOOR GAME IN NFL HISTORY.

The Vikings get only their second shutout win in 30 years.

Ivan Pace Jr. and Nick Mullens save the day.

Awaiting updates on Justin Jefferson, Brian O'Neill and Alexander Mattison.

Sunday afternoon’s game against the Las Vegas Raiders had more injuries to the Minnesota Vikings offense than points scored on the day. One of those injuries was to wide receiver Justin Jefferson.

He was taken to the hospital for precautionary reasons but, according to The Star Tribune’s Ben Goessling, Jefferson was back in the locker room after the game.

Head coach Kevin O’Connell did say that Jefferson was sent to the hospital to rule out any injuries that would prevent him from traveling home with the team

A tough day for the Minnesota Vikings keeps getting tougher, as they will have to play the remainder of the game against the Raiders without right tackle Brian O’Neill. O’Neill has officially been ruled out for the rest of the game with an ankle injury.

Brian O'Neill (ankle) downgraded to out

— Ben Goessling (@BenGoessling) December 10, 2023

O’Neill was initially hurt late in the second quarter, where his leg appeared to give out from under him on a pass rush by Raiders defensive end Maxx Crosby

Vikings guard Ed Ingram was limited in practice by a hip injury this week and was ruled out Sunday in Las Vegas. He will be replaced in the starting lineup by Blake Brandel.

In his first game back, Minnesota Vikings wide receiver Justin Jefferson officially passes Hall-of-Famer Randy Moss for the most receiving yards by a Viking in their first four seasons.

With that 12-yard reception, @JJettas2 passes WR Randy Moss for the most receiving yards in a player's first four seasons in team history.

1. 5,408 Justin Jefferson (2020-23)2. 5,396 Randy Moss (1998-2001)

— Vikings Communications (@VikingsPR) December 10, 2023

Jefferson was tied with Moss before he left the game against the Kansas City Chiefs with a hamstring injury that sidelined him for seven weeks. Before he was sidelined, Jefferson was the focal point of this offense, and for good reason. Jefferson has been the heartbeat of this passing attack outside of Kirk Cousins. Kevin O’Connell enjoys utilizing the former All-Pro in various ways, stretching defenses vertically and horizontally with his versatility

An awful day on the injury front for the Minnesota Vikings keeps getting worse, as guard Dalton Risner had to be helped off the field with just under six minutes to go in the third quarter of Sunday’s game against the Las Vegas Raiders.

Dalton Risner is injured and being helped off the field.

Darrisaw, Schlottmann, Bradbury, Brandel, Quessenberry

— Lindsey Young (@LindseyMNSports) December 10, 2023

Risner was injured on a running play with about six minutes to go in the third quarter. Seldom-used running back Kene Nwangwu lined up in the backfield and took the carry to the outside. With the offensive line pulling to block, Risner went down and was immediately visibly upset, pounding the turf