Summary
Minnesota Vikings' starting quarterback, J.J. McCarthy, has been out for two games due to a right ankle sprain. Backup quarterback Carson Wentz has taken his place but had mixed performances. McCarthy may soon return to practice as his condition improves.
Key Facts
- J.J. McCarthy is a quarterback for the Minnesota Vikings.
- He injured his right ankle and missed two games.
- McCarthy started strong in his first NFL game, making history with three fourth-quarter touchdowns.
- Coach O’Connell stated McCarthy’s return is day-to-day, depending on his recovery.
- McCarthy's absence was initially estimated to last 2-4 weeks.
- Carson Wentz replaced McCarthy, leading the Vikings to a win and a loss.
- The Vikings played a recent game in Dublin, Ireland, where Wentz was sacked six times due to an injury-weakened offensive line.
