J.J. McCarthy’s rookie season ended suddenly when he was injured in the preseason against the Las Vegas Raiders in August. It is not completely put of the question, that the 2024 first-round pick could actually make his NFL regular-season debut as a member of the Las Vegas Raiders and not the Minnesota Vikings the team that traded up to take the Michigan quarterback.

Minnesota Vikings general manager Kwesi Adofo-Mensah revealed the team’s plans for quarterback J.J. McCarthy, who the team drafted No. 10 overall in the 2024 NFL Draft. McCarthy was sidelined all season due to a preseason knee injury,

The quarterback position was central to the conversation at the end of season press conferences that the Vikings held on Thursday.

The Minnesota Vikings were one of the NFL's biggest surprises in 2024. Kevin O'Connell had already established himself as a good head coach, and

The end just happened so quickly. The Minnesota Vikings went from battling for the #1-overall seed to bounced out of the playoffs in a span of eight days. The sudden ending brought a palpable sense of disappointment and frustration in the postgame locker room after the season-ending loss in Arizona,

Sam Darnold had a nightmare start against the Los Angeles Rams just eight days after struggling against the Detroit Lions, and Jason Kelce called it a "horror show" on offense

Kevin O'Connell provided an update on J.J. McCarthy as a massive quarterback decision looms for the Minnesota Vikings.

Former Michigan quarterback J.J. McCarthy. Following the Vikings' loss on Monday night, McCarthy posted an interesting message on social media: "Amor fati." Amor fati — J.J. McCarthy (@ ...

Quarterback J.J. McCarthy didn’t play a snap for the Minnesota Vikings during his rookie season, but he did send a message out wide following its end on Monday night. Minnesota fell to the Los ...

After losing Kirk Cousins in free agency, the Minnesota Vikings faced the toughest question that any franchise has to deal with. Who will be "the guy" at quarterback? It appeared that Minnesota ...

Should the Vikings pay Darnold after his (mostly) excellent season? Or should they go with McCarthy and spend that money at other positions?