The Minnesota Vikings and head coach Kevin O'Connell drew honest words from Dallas Cowboys' head coach Brian Schottenheimer.

After spending more than 40 years with the Vikings, serving in a variety of different roles, Wiggin died on Friday at age 91.

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However, growing pains and a litany of injuries have derailed this season, as the Vikings currently sit at 5-8. Last week, the team picked up a massive victory, defeating the Washington Commanders 31-0.

NFL Network insider Jordan Schultz reported Saturday that Diggs is not expected to play Sunday night as the Cowboys (6-6-1) host the Vikings (5-8) at 8:20 p.m. ET on NBC Peacock. The decision comes even after what was described as a strong week of practice for the veteran defensive back.

The Minnesota Vikings are set to take on the Dallas Cowboys on Sunday night. The last time the Vikings played in Dallas was in 2019, a game that was also on Sunday Night Football on NBC, which Minnesota won.

The Dallas Cowboys look to get back in the win column this weekend as they return to AT&T Stadium to host the Minnesota Vikings in Week 15. It's their fourth meeting with an NFC North franchise, and they've had tough luck against the division. Dallas lost to the Detroit Lions last week, meaning they're now 0-2-1 against the North.

The Minnesota Vikings are coming off their biggest win of the season, which followed the team's biggest loss. The team is very much on rocky ground despite the big win in Week 14, but a win over a surging Dallas Cowboys team would go a long way to boost enthusiasm.

By sundown on Sunday, the Chicago Bears may have eliminated the Minnesota Vikings from the playoffs. The Bears won’t be anywhere to be found in Dallas,