Summary
Quarterback J.J. McCarthy will not play in the Minnesota Vikings' upcoming game against the Cleveland Browns because of a right ankle injury. Rainy weather in London led the team to keep McCarthy out of practice to avoid worsening his condition. Carson Wentz will start the game in McCarthy's place.
Key Facts
- J.J. McCarthy, a quarterback for the Minnesota Vikings, has a right high ankle sprain.
- McCarthy was held out of practice due to rainy weather in London, where the Vikings are preparing for a game.
- The Vikings' decision was made to prevent McCarthy from potentially worsening his injury.
- Carson Wentz will start as the quarterback for the Vikings against the Cleveland Browns.
- The game will take place at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in London, England.
- The Vikings hope McCarthy will be ready to play against the Philadelphia Eagles on October 19.
- Both McCarthy and Wentz have a record of 1-1 as starters this season.
- The Cleveland Browns have a strong defense, led by Myles Garrett, and rank first in fewest yards allowed.
