Coming off the bye week the Vikings are looking as healthy as they have all season. The team issued its Thursday injury report, and it was basically a blank sheet of paper. The only names on the list were Chris Cook, Antoine Winfield, and Anthony Herrera. Cook is suspended, Winfield will play, and Herrera's injured knee kept him out of practice.

The Vikings will likely be without two starting defensive backs when they try to stop Aaron Rodgers and the Packers Sunday. Cornerback Antoine Winfield and safety Jamarca Sanford are listed as doubtful in the latest injury report. Center John Sullivan is also doubtful with concussion symptoms.

The Vikings listed four players on their injury report for Sunday's game against Tampa Bay. E.J. Henderson and defensive end Adrian Awasom are questionable. Defensive back Asher Allen and wide receiver Michael Jenkins are both probable.

Vikings cornerback Antoine Winfield is deactivated for the Sunday night game against the Bears. Chicago defensive end Julius Peppers, however, is on the active list and is expected to start.

Jared Allen's name unexpectedly appeared on the Vikings' first injury report of the week. Allen was limited in practice today with a chest injury. Linebacker E.J. Henderson, defensive back Chris Cook, and punt returner Marcus Sherels were also limited.

The Minnesota Vikings roster is almost entirely healthy heading into Monday night's match-up against the Packers. Right guard Anthony Herrera is the only player listed as out on the injury report. The good news is that Antoine Winfield is playing for sure and Percy Harvin's ribs are close to 100-percent.

Junior QB MarQueis Gray is battling turf toe but is not listed on the Gophers injury report. That means he could play Saturday at Purdue. However, starting right tackle Jimmy Gjere will be held out with a concussion. Senior cornerback Troy Stoudermire will miss his second straight game because of a broken arm.