@SleeperBot: The Minnesota Vikings orchestrated a strategic ticket acquisition for their upcoming game against the Detroit Lions, purchasing approximately 1,900 tickets on the secondary market for nearly $2 million. This move aimed to enhance support by reallocating these tickets to their fanbase and ensuring a stronger presence behind the visitor's bench at Ford Field. Despite the Lions flagging this activity, the Vikings did not breach any rules, and the NFL confirmed their approach was within legal bounds. The Vikings’ actions underscore their commitment to prioritizing fans, players, and families, enhancing their reputation as a top-tier organization.

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Lions head coach Dan Campbell said Tuesday that Davis (jaw) is not expected to return from IR during the playoffs, Nolan Bianchi of The Detroit News reports.

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Carlton Davis - Not in line to return this season

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Lions head coach Dan Campbell said Tuesday he does not expect Barnes (knee) to return from IR during the playoffs, Nolan Bianchi of The Detroit News reports.

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Derrick Barnes - Won't return this season

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David Montgomery Expected To Return For Divisional Round

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David Montgomery (MCL) expected to return for Divisional Round

Vikings buy 1,900 tickets for Lions game to boost fan support, stay within NFL rules