The Minnesota Vikings have gotten off to a shaky start on Sunday against one of their division rivals, the Chicago Bears. The first quarter was somewhat of a disaster for the Vikings, as running back

Robinson, who the Vikings acquired via trade, was already an injury replacement after left tackle Christian Darrisaw suffered a season-ending injury Oct. 24 in Los Angeles. The Vikings have trusted Quessenberry, the 34-year-old journeyman, in short stints at left tackle.

Vikings left tackle Cam Robinson and linebacker Ivan Pace Jr. left Sunday's game against the Bears due to apparent leg injuries in the first quarter. Pace got banged up early in the quarter and has been announced as questionable to return due to a hamstring injury.

UPDATE: Both players have officially been ruled out for the second half. The Minnesota Vikings didn't have an ideal first quarter against the Chicago Bears for several reasons, but a pair of injuries could leave them shorthanded the rest of the day.