Summary
The Minnesota Vikings won against the New York Giants, but their quarterback, J.J. McCarthy, left the game due to a hand injury. A sports doctor suggested McCarthy might have a broken hand bone, which could require surgery and end his season.
Key Facts
- The Vikings won 16-13 against the New York Giants.
- J.J. McCarthy, the quarterback, left the game with a hand injury.
- A sports doctor thinks McCarthy might have a metacarpal fracture in his hand.
- If McCarthy needs surgery, he likely won't play for the rest of the season.
- Max Brosmer, the backup quarterback, played the second half and may start the remaining games.
- McCarthy has been injured several times since joining the Vikings.
- In his current season, McCarthy completed 56.8% of his passes with 11 touchdowns and 11 interceptions.
