Nose tackle Linval Joseph will miss just his fifth game since joining the Vikings in 2014. Joseph, who had started 41 straight games before today, is inactive for Sunday’s kickoff against the Jets while dealing with three injuries that limited him throughout the week of practices. Joseph did not practice Wednesday and Thursday this week, listed with injuries to his knee, ankle and shoulder. Second-year defensive tackle Jaleel Johnson will make his first career start in Joseph’s spot at nose. The Vikings will be without five starters in Joseph, running back Dalvin Cook (hamstring), left tackle Riley Reiff (foot), defensive end Everson Griffen and safety Andrew Sendejo (groin). Latavius Murray, Rashod Hill, Stephen Weatherly and George Iloka will all start for them, respectively.

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