NFL News: Moore Rondale des Vikings suffers from a brutal knee injury

The wide receiver of the Vikings of Minnesota, Rondale Moore, underwent a devastating injury during the first game of its appearance of pre-season after missing all the 2024 season with a knee injury.

Moore appeared in the Vikings 20-10 victory against Houston’s Texans. He registered in the game as a turnover turner and when he received the ball, he was discussed by the second of the Texans Jamal Hill when he lacked limits.

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The wide receiver of the Vikings of Minnesota, Rondale Moore, left the field after an injury during the Houston Texans match on Saturday August 9, 2025, in Minneapolis. (AP photo / Matt Krohn)

The athletic cart came out for Moore and it was taken to the locker room. He placed a towel above his head while emotions passed high.

“This is one of the most painful things for me as a head coach when I feel this emotion,” said the head coach of the Vikings, Kevin O’Connell, via espn. “I make a life while trying to leave others better than I found them. In this situation, I can do nothing, which is the worst feeling as a coach. So you just consult it and assure that it knows that it will not be alone.”

O’Connell described the knee injury as “quite important”.

The wide receiver of the Vikings of Minnesota, Rondale Moore, covers its head after having undergone an injury to the lower leg at the US Bank Stadium in Minneapolis, on August 9, 2025. (Images Jeffrey Becker / Imagn)

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Moore only played in eight games in 2022 when he was with the Cardinals of Arizona while he was fighting against a problem of the hamstrings. He signed with the Falcons of Atlanta in 2024 and underwent a knee injury at the end of the season in the training camp.

He joined the Vikings last March, but maybe he is again for the season.

The Vikings are loaded with wide receivers trying to do the team and become the No. 2 behind Justin Jefferson before Jordan Addison sits due to a suspension to start the year.

Minnesota Vikings head coach Kevin O’Connell speaks at a press conference after the pre-season match against Houston Texans on Saturday August 9, 2025, in Minneapolis. (Photo / abbie parr)

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Fifteen different players were targeted during the pre-season match while Sam Howell, Max Brosmer, JJ McCarthy and Brett Rypsum obtained representatives in the quarter-Arrière.

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