Vikings Receive Final JJ McCarthy Decision For Week 4
Summary
The Minnesota Vikings have decided that J.J. McCarthy will not play in Week 4 due to an ankle injury. Carson Wentz will continue as the starting quarterback after leading the team to a decisive win in Week 3. The Vikings are set to play against the Pittsburgh Steelers in their next game.Key Facts
- J.J. McCarthy suffered a severe ankle sprain, making him unavailable for Weeks 3 and 4.
- McCarthy performed well in Week 1 but struggled in Week 2 with no touchdowns and two interceptions.
- Carson Wentz replaced McCarthy and led the Vikings to a 48-10 victory over the Cincinnati Bengals.
- Vikings coach Kevin O'Connell confirmed McCarthy is still recovering and will not play in Week 4.
- Andrew Van Ginkel, a key defender, is also ruled out for Week 4.
- The Vikings' next game against the Steelers will be played in Dublin, Ireland.
- The team is considering Wentz's future role based on his performance.
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