Andrew Van Ginkel made a notable impact during a game against the Jets, capitalizing on a tipped pass from Rodgers to score on a long interception return. This play highlighted both the misfortune Rodgers faced with interceptions this season and the opportunistic nature of Van Ginkel's defensive play.

Andrew Van Ginkel has emerged as a key defensive player for the Vikings, making significant contributions after joining from the Miami Dolphins. His impactful performances include two pick-sixes, showcasing his playmaking ability and helping the team adapt following the loss of star pass-rusher Danielle Hunter in free agency.

Andrew Van Ginkel is actively involved in flood relief efforts for his hometown of Rock Valley, Iowa, where his family's home was damaged during severe storms. He and his wife are selling T-shirts to raise funds for the victims, having already sold out quickly at a recent game. They are collaborating with a designer to expand their merchandise and continue supporting the relief efforts.

Andrew Van Ginkel ranks among the top outside linebackers in the NFL, contributing significantly to the Vikings' defense. His consistent presence and performance have limited opportunities for Dallas Turner, as Van Ginkel has been a key player in high-leverage situations, maintaining a high snap count throughout the season.

Andrew Van Ginkel did not participate in practice due to a thigh issue but is focusing on getting extra rest. He had limited practice reps last week before playing a full game against the Falcons, indicating a cautious approach to his recovery as the team prepares for upcoming games.