You can’t sit Vikings WR Percy Harvin, which is enough to frustrate fantasy owners.

The Vikings announced at halftime of Sunday’s game against the Dolphins that WR Percy Harvin is questionable to return during the second half due to a hip injury.

Percy Harvin said his hip injury wouldn’t keep him out of Sunday’s game, and he was right: The Vikings had the receiver active for the home opener against the Dolphins.

Vikings RB Adrian Peterson told reporters this week that he would like 40 to 50 carries per game (via the Star Tribune). And you know what, he might need to reach that total for the Vikings to win.

No Sidney Rice. Teams taking liberties with his health. And now Brett Favre has fumbled and is seen shaking his hand. The overreaction here is that Favre is regretting coming back and he is going going to be the player that he was last year.

The Vikings continued their emergency measures at wide receiver on Wednesday when they acquired veteran Greg Camarillo from the Miami Dolphins.

When Demaryius Thomas gets on the field for the Broncos, he just can’t stay on it.

The Vikings are now faced with the question of how to overcome the loss of Sidney Rice.

Before we get into the news about Sidney Rice‘s pending surgery, let’s review one of the most basic of fantasy commandments that I hold dear — do not have your fantasy draft until September. Or at least after the third preseason game.

The fact the Vikings are reportedly on the verge of signing Javon Walker might show their level of concern with their receiving corps.

QB Brett Favre has returned to the Vikings. Not that anybody is surprised. Honestly, who did not see this coming? We will all get a chance to see Favre this week when the Vikings take on the 49ers.

The Vikings have their quarterback, but who is going to play receiver?

Whether you love him or hate him, Brett Favre’s return to the NFL is great for fantasy football.

Almost as quickly as we heard the Vikings did have interest in Jeff Garcia, we were told they didn’t.

What do the Vikings do now?

Brett Favre‘s return to Minnesota seemed like a foregone conclusion. If you thought that Favre was going to retire, you were in the vast minority.