Summary
J.J. McCarthy, the Minnesota Vikings quarterback, is having a tough season after injuries kept him out of several games. He has played only six games out of 12 and has struggled with his performance. The Vikings are considering having a competition for the quarterback position next year.
Key Facts
- J.J. McCarthy missed his rookie season due to a knee injury and started as the Vikings' quarterback this year.
- He has been sidelined this season by an ankle sprain and concussion, missing five games.
- McCarthy has played in six of the team's 12 games, throwing for 929 yards, six touchdowns, and 10 interceptions, with a 54.1% pass completion rate.
- The team let Sam Darnold leave in free agency to make McCarthy the starter.
- McCarthy's future as the starter next season is uncertain, as there may be competition for the position.
- The Vikings have a 4-8 record, and their quarterback struggles are affecting the team's performance.
- Minnesota drafted McCarthy 10th overall in the 2024 NFL Draft after trading up for the pick.
