The Minnesota Vikings have a decision to make at quarterback. Rising second-year quarterback J.J. McCarthy has yet to play a regular season snap after missing his entire rookie campaign due to a knee injury.

Kevin O’Connell said McCarthy is progressing and has his sights set on being back on the field this spring for the Vikings

The Minnesota Vikings selected former Michigan quarterback JJ McCarthy in the first round of last year's NFL draft only to watch him suffer a torn meniscus in his right knee during the preseason schedule.

There is still some debate on whether or not the Minnesota Vikings should bring Sam Darnold back in 2025. Although the team drafted J.J. McCarthy last year, some fans and analysts aren’t in favor of moving on from a guy who made the Pro Bowl to a player who missed his rookie season with an injury.

Vikings head coach Kevin O'Connell gave encouraging injury updates on both Christian Darrisaw and J.J. McCarthy during his NFL combine press conference in Indianapolis on Tuesday. It's been four months since Darrisaw,

Minnesota Vikings quarterback J.J. McCarthy appeared to be in good spirits as he was recently spotted doing a private workout in Illinois as he works to get back after suffering a season-ending meniscus injury last preseason.

The Minnesota Vikings‘ quarterback situation seems to be the only thing going through Vikings fans’ minds since the football season ended abruptly almost two weeks ago. And whilst Sam Darnold is unlikely to break the bank if he stays in Minnesota,

Minnesota Vikings quarterback J.J. McCarthy is showing promising signs of recovery in the midst of offseason preparations. The young signal-caller was recently spotted in Illinois, dedicating time to private workouts as he rebounds from a meniscus injury that prematurely ended his rookie campaign.

Jim Harbaugh hyped up J.J. McCarthy to Minnesota Vikings fans, praising his former quarterback in a recent interview.

J.J. McCarthy ranks favorably in a mashup of quarterbacks from the 2024 and 2025 drafts, according to Daniel Jeremiah.

Jim Harbaugh knows Vikings QB J.J. McCarthy very well due to their time together at Michigan and explains why Minnesota fans are lucky to have him.