Mike Zimmer says yes indeed Case Keenum will start at QB.

Related players: Teddy Bridgewater

Bridgewater will have to wait at least another week. The Vikings have no reason to sit Keenum as the team continues to win games. The team travels to Detroit in Week 12 for the first game on Turkey Day.

“It’s going to be hard to yank him out of there right now,” coach Mike Zimmer acknowledged about QB Case Keenum.

This shouldn’t be a conversation anymore. Keenum continues to look unflappable in the face of this unique situation. He’s handled constant questions about his job status with patience. He doesn’t appear bothered by Teddy Bridgewater’s presence over his shoulder or a popular public opinion that the team is waiting for him to fail to make a switch.

Keenum again played well in the Vikings win over the Rams, a team they could be battling with for home field advantage and even a bye. Anything can happen, but it doesn't appear the team is going to make a switch as long as Keenum is winning games.

Vikings will be sticking with Case Keenum as their starter this week I'm told.

Related players: Teddy Bridgewater

According to La Canfora's tweet, the Vikings feel Keenum has been highly productive, is clicking with receivers, and is a great fit in the scheme. HC Mike Zimmer opened the door when he said he's going to handle the QB situation day-by-day. There was also a Jay Glazer report on Sunday the team feels Bridgewater is their franchise QB, but it's hard to pull the trigger with Keenum playing well right now. Looks like Keenum gets another week.

HC Mike Zimmer has said the Vikings will evaluate who will start each game, between Case Keenum and Teddy Bridgewater, on a "day-to-day" basis. After the game Sunday, Zimmer revealed that he still isn't ready to detail much of his strategy, but he might have given an important clue about where it's headed.

"I've got a plan, and we'll just see how it goes," Zimmer said. "Sometimes plans change. We'll see how it goes, and we'll sit down this week, and we'll visit about it and go from there."

Fox's Jay Glazer said following this week's Falcons-Cowboys broadcast, the Vikings see Bridgewater as the franchise QB. Keenum played well this week and threw for four TDs, but did have two INTs on back-to-back drives in the second half that did give the Skins some life. It's hard to see this as good news for Keenum going forward, even after playing very well once Sam Bradford went down. Seems like it's only a matter of time before Bridgewater is back under center.

The Vikings needed a roster spot with Teddy Bridgewater going on the 53-man roster and with QB Sam Bradford out several weeks, at least after last night’s knee procedure, they can make an easy swap today. Bradford headed to Injured Reserve.

Related players: Case Keenum, Stefon Diggs, Adam Thielen, Kyle Rudolph

Bradford's year is over after he underwent another procedure to clean up his ailing knee. Case Keenum is expected to get another start in Week 10 while Bridgewater works his way back.

Case Keenum remains the starter this week for the Vikings, but the team believes Teddy Bridgewater will be ready to start relatively soon, if necessary.

The Vikings are also discussing whether Sam Bradford goes to IR, per team sources.

Keenum has played well, leading Minnesota to first place in their division so far this season, so the Vikings don't want to mess with that chemistry. However, it sounds like Bridgewater has shown enough that the team would feel safe putting Bradford on IR because of his knee issues.

Vikings QB Teddy Bridgewater expected to be activated by Wednesday.

Related players: Case Keenum, Sam Bradford

Rapoport's tweet went on to say don’t be surprised if Bridgewater backs up Keenum, who has certainly done nothing wrong to lose his job at this point. Meanwhile, there isn't really a timetable for Bradford's to return to the QB picture.