Summary
Minnesota Vikings quarterback J.J. McCarthy has injured his ankle and will miss two to four weeks of play. Veteran quarterback Carson Wentz, now with his sixth NFL team, will take over McCarthy's role. Wentz sees this opportunity as a chance to appreciate the game more and avoid taking it for granted.
Key Facts
- J.J. McCarthy of the Minnesota Vikings injured his ankle and will be out for two to four weeks.
- Carson Wentz will replace McCarthy as the starting quarterback for the Vikings.
- Wentz has played for six different teams in six years, including the Philadelphia Eagles.
- Wentz was part of the Eagles when they won the Super Bowl, though he was injured during the game.
- Wentz moved to various teams after leaving the Eagles, such as the Colts, Commanders, Rams, and Chiefs.
- Wentz believes his experiences have given him a new perspective on his football career.
- He plans to make the most of this starting opportunity with the Vikings, who have several strong players.
