Not time to panic (yet) about Vikings' offensive line injuries

EAGAN, Minn. -- Not even two weeks in to the Minnesota Vikings' inaugural camp at TCO Performance Center, and the hits keep coming for the offensive line.

On Monday, a source confirmed to ESPN that Vikings starting left guard Nick Easton, who had been filling in at center during the first nine days of training camp, was seeking a second opinion for neck and back injuries.

Minnesota is down three starters between Easton, who has not practiced since last Friday, Pat Elflein, who started training camp on the PUP list, and Mike Remmers, who injured his left ankle last week.

Though Elflein and Remmers remain sidelined, their absences appears to be more precautionary than concerning. Elflein has…