Vikings’ QB J.J. McCarthy Enters Concussion Protocol After Packers Defeat
The Minnesota Vikings face uncertainty regarding quarterback J.J. McCarthy’s status for Week 13. Following a defeat against the Green Bay Packers, McCarthy has entered the concussion protocol. Head coach Kevin O’Connell confirmed this development on Monday.
During the team’s return trip, McCarthy experienced symptoms related to a concussion. He underwent further evaluation on Sunday night, as noted by O’Connell. While his situation remains fluid, O’Connell mentioned that it is still early in the week to definitively rule McCarthy out of the upcoming game against the Seattle Seahawks.
Backup Quarterback Situation
If McCarthy is unable to participate in Week 13, the Vikings will rely on undrafted rookie Max Brosmer. He is currently the primary backup, especially after Carson Wentz suffered a season-ending shoulder injury.
Key Details
- Player: J.J. McCarthy
- Team: Minnesota Vikings
- Event: Concussion protocol entry
- Opposing Team: Green Bay Packers
- Upcoming Game: Against Seattle Seahawks
- Backup Quarterback: Max Brosmer
- Injury Status: Carson Wentz out for the season
The Vikings will keep the fans updated as more information regarding McCarthy’s condition becomes available. The focus will be on ensuring the team’s best chances as they approach a challenging game against Seattle.
