The Minnesota Vikings have gotten bad news about quarterbacks before, and it will certainly happen agian, but it doesn't make it sting any less that J.J.
Carson Wentz has had an eventful NFL career. After emerging from his successful college football career at North Dakota State University, Wentz was the No.
It was only the second week of the 2025 regular season, but the NFL is already beginning to lose some of its biggest stars to injuries. The sophomore sensation, Jayden Daniels, is questionable for Week 3 due to a knee strain.
With Vikings quarterback J.J. McCarthy reportedly out up to four weeks due to a sprained ankle, Carson Wentz becomes the next man up. At some point over the next month, will undrafted rookie Max Brosmer become the next man in?
The Lions’ 50-burger wasn’t necessarily out of the ordinary for a Detroit team that has been a top-five offense for the past three years. But this time was different because former OC Ben Johnson wasn’t at the wheels with a play sheet, he was on the opposite sideline as the head coach of the Bears.
Week Two in the NFL was a brutal reality check for the Minnesota Vikings. After the unlikely come-from-behind victory against the Chicago Bears in Week One, the team tried to ride the moment of that 21-point fourth quarter.
Outside of the fourth quarter against the Bears in Week 1, Vikings rookie quarterback JJ McCarthy has not looked good. He and the Minnesota offense got nothing going versus Atlanta on Sunday night, due in part to two McCarthy interceptions.
As years go by, it's easy to forget some of the players who suited up on the gridiron. While the quarterback is the one position in the NFL that is under
Quarterback J.J. McCarthy isn’t the only Minnesota player who is unlikely to play in the Week 3 matchup against Cincinnati. Head coach Kevin O’Connell told reporters that running back Aaron Jones is unlikely to play on Sunday with his hamstring injury.
Vikings quarterback J.J. McCarthy is unlikely to play this week due to an ankle sprain, head coach Kevin O'Connell said Monday. Current backup Carson Wentz is expected to be the starter against Bengals backup Jake Browning, who steps in again for injured starter Joe Burrow.
The Minnesota Vikings will start a different quarterback in Week 3, but not because of performance. Vikings quarterback JJ McCarthy is expected to miss the team’s upcoming game against the Cincinnati Bengals due to a sprained ankle.
CBS Sports’ Jonathan Jones reports Vikings QB J.J. McCarthy has an ankle sprain and is unlikely to play in Week 3 against the Bengals. Per Jones, Minnesota HC Kevin O’Connell doesn’t think this will be a short-term injured reserve stint, but McCarthy will most likely miss at least one game.
NFL Week 1 always creates overcorrections, but Week 2 usually tells us what's true and what's not about most teams. The Kansas City Chiefs, who lost to the Philadelphia Eagles on Sunday to fall to 0-2, better not hope that's the case.
J.J. McCarthy received his welcome to the NFL moment on 'Sunday Night Football'. While McCarthy made his long-awaited NFL debut last week on 'Monday Night Football' against the Chicago Bears, earning his first career NFL win, McCarthy was brought back down to earth in Week 2.
JJ McCarthy missed some practice time during the week to be with his fiancee for the birth of their first baby. His fiancee Katya Kuropas has since shared some photos on Instagram of their baby.