Summary
The Minnesota Vikings are considering making changes to their quarterback lineup. J.J. McCarthy, who has played six games as the starting quarterback, might need to compete with a veteran for his position. Daniel Jones, a former Vikings player currently with the Colts, is a potential candidate to replace McCarthy.
Key Facts
- J.J. McCarthy has been the starting quarterback for the Vikings for six games.
- ESPN's Bill Barnwell suggested McCarthy might compete for his position or become a backup if his performance doesn't improve.
- The Vikings may look for a new quarterback during free agency in March.
- Daniel Jones, a veteran quarterback, is a top option the Vikings are considering.
- The Vikings previously had Daniel Jones on their roster but let him go to the Indianapolis Colts.
- Jones has completed 68% of his passes this season, with over 3,000 passing yards and 19 touchdowns.
