Summary
Minnesota Vikings quarterback J.J. McCarthy injured his hand during a game against the New York Giants, leading to his exit from the match. Head coach Kevin O'Connell confirmed that McCarthy underwent X-rays, and the team is evaluating his injury to decide his availability for the upcoming game against the Detroit Lions. Backup quarterback Max Brosmer replaced McCarthy, helping the Vikings secure a 16-13 win.
Key Facts
- J.J. McCarthy, quarterback for the Minnesota Vikings, injured his hand in a game against the New York Giants.
- The injury occurred after a defender tackled McCarthy, causing him to fumble.
- McCarthy did not return to the game after sustaining the injury.
- Vikings head coach Kevin O'Connell stated that McCarthy had X-rays, but the injury's severity was still unknown.
- McCarthy was unable to grip the football after the incident.
- Max Brosmer stepped in for McCarthy and led the Vikings to a 16-13 victory.
- The team will assess McCarthy's injury to determine if he can play in the next game against the Detroit Lions.
- Despite their win, the Vikings are no longer in the NFL Playoffs race but have won three consecutive games.
