Jennings (hamstring) is probable for Sunday's game against Chicago. Jennings doesn't have a high ceiling these days, but he has a great matchup this week and should see a steady target count with Jarius Wright (back) and Kyle Rudolph (ankle) highly questionable.

Jennings (hamstring) was limited in practice Wednesday, the Vikings' official site reports. For the second week in a row, Jennings has been capped in Wednesday's iteration of drills, as he's likely been afforded a veteran's respite. Meanwhile, he's certainly clicked with rookie quarterback Teddy Bridgewater, as they've connected for a touchdown in four of the last five contests. With an exploitable matchup on tap Sunday versus the Bears, who have allowed 13.6 YPC and three scores to WR in the past three games, Jennings' touchdown streak could extend to three outings.

Jennings (hamstring) had three catches on three targets for 56 yards and a touchdown Sunday against the Dolphins. Despite failing to reach 60 receiving yards in a game since before the team's Week 10 bye, Jennings has four touchdowns in his last five games, as quarterback Teddy Bridgewater continues to look his way in the red zone. Jennings has a good shot to continue his fine play, as the Vikings will face off against the Bears in Week 17, a team that is tied for the most passing touchdowns allowed this season.

Jennings (hamstring) is active for Sunday's game against the Dolphins. Owners gambling on Jennings in recent weeks have benefitted from his string of touchdowns (three in his last four games), but it's never wise to bank on touchdowns, especially when it comes to wide receivers. Although Miami has struggled a bit against the pass recently, it still ranks fourth in the NFL in passing yards allowed, so this is far from an ideal matchup for Jennings.

Jennings (hamstring) is probable for Sunday's game against Miami. Jennings has touchdowns in three of his last four games, but his yardage totals are weak and it's hard to be optimistic about his fantasy prospects against a tough Miami pass defense.

Jennings (hamstring) was a limited participant in practice Wednesday, the Minneapolis Star Tribune reports. Jennings missed two games due to a hamstring injury during the 2007 season, but so far, the Vikings haven't intimated that the current concern is threatening his Week 16 availability. Expect clarification regarding his status for Sunday's game in Miami by week's end.

Jennings had had three receptions for 43 yards on five targets, including an eight-yard touchdown, in Sunday's loss to Detroit. Jennings continues to have a lower profile in the offense than Charles Johnson, but he's still getting consistent targets and red zone looks. Unfortunately that doesn't translate into a lot of receptions in Minnesota's low-powered passing game.

Jennings had five receptions for 52 yards in Sunday's win over the Jets. He was targeted seven times. Jennings was second on the team in targets to Charles Johnson's eight. While Jennings is likely to lead the Vikings in targets the final three weeks, he has just five receptions of 20 or more yards this season compared to four for Charles Johnson (with Johnson in far less playing time).

Jennings (ribs) had five catches on six targets for 45 yards and a touchdown Sunday against the Panthers. The Vikings led 14-3 after the first quarter and 28-6 at halftime, though they scored 14 points on blocked punts returned for touchdowns, which limited the offensive plays overall. Rookie quarterback Teddy Bridgewater was much more accurate than in previous outings, completing 15 of his 21 passes, including Jennings' 17-yard touchdown in the second quarter to put them up by 22. Up next is a Week 14 matchup against a Jets defense that is much better against the run than the pass this season, allowing a league-worst 27 passing touchdowns.

Jennings (ribs) is listed as active Sunday against the Panthers. The rise of Charles Johnson over the past two games (nine receptions for 139 yards and one touchdown) coincided with the rib injury suffered by Jennings in Week 11, but in a return to his normal workload last Sunday, the veteran wideout reeled in four balls (on six targets) for 38 yards and a touchdown. Jennings could strike gold again versus a Carolina defense that has been generous in 2014, surrendering 12.6 YPC and 15 WR scores across 11 outings.