Greenway had just one tackle, but intercepted a pass and returned it 91 yards for a touchdown in Sunday's win over San Diego.

Greenway had a big play with the interception return, but he played just 20 snaps on defense. He continues to be on the sidelines when opposing offenses are in passing situations, which will limit his fantasy value.

Greenway had two total tackles and played just 16 snaps in Sunday's win over Detroit.

With Detroit playing from behind and using three-receiver sets frequently, Greenway was on the bench during nickel and dime packages. This may become a frequent theme as the Vikings look to reduce his snap count at age 32 to keep him fresh this season.

Greenway had two total tackles and half a sack in Monday's loss at San Francisco.

He started at strong-side linebacker and played 63 of 73 snaps on defense. Greenway started to break down last season at age 32, missing four games due to hand and rib fractures and a knee injury. However, he's healthy now and looks set for another productive season as a starting linebacker.

Greenway agreed to a $3.6 million pay cut for 2015 and will remain with Minnesota, the Minneapolis Star Tribune reports.

Greenway will now be paid $3.4 million with $1 million guaranteed for 2015, down from the $7 million he was originally set to make. He can make up to $4 million through bonuses. The move will create $3.22 million in salary cap space for the Vikings. Greenway was a candidate to be released if he didn't agree to a pay cut as he started to break down at age 32 as he missed four games due to hand and rib fractures and a knee injury. He's said he's completely healthy" after suffering a strained MCL injury in the second to last game of the season.

Greenway says he's "completely healthy" after suffering a strained MCL injury on Dec. 21 and has started working out this offseason, ESPN reports.

Greenway missed the final game of the season due to the injury. He also missed three games due to hand and rib fractures. His contract is set to pay him $7.1 million and counts $8.8 million against the salary cap and the Vikings are likely to ask him to restructure his contract in order to stay on the roster. Greenway restructured his contract last year to reduce his salary by $1 million.

Greenway (knee) is inactive for Sunday's game against the Bears.

He was unable to practice all week. Gerald Hodges will likely start in Greenway's place.

Greenway (knee) is questionable for Sunday's game against Chicago.

Greenway didn't practice all week, so he's generally expected to miss this game. Gerald Hodges should be Minnesota's lead linebacker, followed by the likes of Jasper Brinkley and Audie Cole.

Greenway (knee) was listed as a non-participant on the Vikings' injury report Thursday, Matt Vensel of the Minneapolis Star Tribune reports.

During last Sunday's loss at Miami, Greenway heard a pop in his knee when it was bent back, forcing him to the sideline for most of the second half. The reduced run resulted in merely two solo tackles, but a death in the family is likely the primary impetus for his absence so far this week. Expect some clarity to arise in Friday's injury report.

Greenway said he heard a pop in his knee during Sunday's loss to the Dolphins, The Minneapolis Star Tribune reports.

Greenway missed most of the second half, finishing with three tackles (two solo) and half of a sack. If the veteran can't play in Week 17, his snaps will likely be divided between some combination of Brandon Watts, Audie Cole and Jasper Brinkley.

Greenway (personal) is active for Sunday's game against the Dolphins.

Greenway missed Friday's practice due to a personal issue, but there is no indication that his gameday status will be affected. If you were planning to start him this week, go ahead.

Greenway was not at practice Friday for what head coach Mike Zimmer described as a personal issue and he's listed as probable for Sunday's game against Miami, ESPN 1500 am Twin Cities reports.

This doesn't appear to be anything that will stop him from playing, but check his status before kickoff just in case.

Greenway (ribs/hand) had 15 total tackles in Sunday's loss to Buffalo.

Greenway missed three games due to a combination of hand and ribs fractures, but looked back to full strength against Buffalo.

Greenway (ribs) is active for Sunday's game against the Bills.

Greenway has missed the past three games due to a combination of hand and ribs fractures, but was able to return to practice this week, clearing him for Sunday. With his replacement, Gerald Hodges, out with a hamstring injury, Greenway should be relied on for a large portion of tackles this weekend.

Greenway (ribs/hand) is listed as questionable for Sunday's game against Buffalo, the Minneapolis Star Tribune's Matt Vensel reports.

Despite the questionable tag, Greenway has looked good in practice this week and seems to be in line to make his return. The timing couldn't be better for the Vikings, who will be without Greenway's replacement, Gerald Hodges, due to a hamstring injury.

Greenway (ribs) practiced fully Wednesday, Matt Vensel of the Minneapolis Star Tribune reports.

Earlier this season, Greenway sustained fractures to his hand and ribs in back-to-back weeks, spurring DNPs in each of the last three outings. However, with an unhinged practice under his belt, he's in line to make a return to middle linebacker Sunday at Buffalo.

Greenway (ribs) is inactive for Sunday's game against Detroit, the Minneapolis Star Tribune reports.

Greenway was able to do some work in practice Friday, so there's hope he can return next week after missing three games.

Greenway (ribs) is doubtful for Sunday's game against Detroit.

Greenway was able to log a limited practice Friday, but he's still evidently not able to make his return to the field. With Greenway out, Gerald Hodges should see an elevated role for another week.

Greenway (hand/ribs) has been ruled out for Thursday's game in Green Bay, Matt Vensel of the Minneapolis Star Tribune reports.

Greenway will thus miss a second game in a row, but with plenty of time before the Vikings' next tilt on Oct. 12 against the Lions, his cracked ribs and broken left hand have a good chance to heal up.

Greenway (hand/ribs) is not expected to practice Monday, Chris Tomasson of the St. Paul Pioneer Press reports.

The report suggests that at this stage, Greenway's status for Thursday's game against the Packers is cloudy.

Greenway (ribs) is out for Sunday's game against Atlanta.

Greenway didn't practice all week, so it's not clear whether he might miss time beyond Sunday. He has just 13 tackles so far this year, making him one of the more disappointing IDPs so far. Gerald Hodges was the first linebacker off the bench last week when the Vikings played New Orleans.