Vikings Announce Quarterback Choice Following J.J. McCarthy Injury
With quarterback J.J. McCarthy currently in concussion protocol, the Minnesota Vikings have chosen a new starting quarterback for their upcoming game against the Seattle Seahawks. Max Brosmer, a 24-year-old rookie, will make his debut as the Vikings’ starter this Sunday.
Max Brosmer’s Journey to the Vikings
Brosmer hails from Davenport, Iowa, and played four seasons at the University of New Hampshire. In 2023, he earned recognition as a FCS All-American. Following that successful season, Brosmer transferred to the University of Minnesota. During his time there, he achieved impressive stats, throwing 18 touchdown passes and eight interceptions in the 2024 season.
Impact of J.J. McCarthy’s Injury
- McCarthy has struggled this season, throwing six touchdowns against ten interceptions.
- His performance has raised concerns among Vikings fans amid a challenging rookie season.
- In his last three games against the Ravens, Bears, and Packers, he threw two interceptions in each match.
Matchup Against the Seahawks
On the opposing side, the Seahawks will be led by former Vikings quarterback Sam Darnold. Darnold has also found success this season, recording 19 touchdowns against ten interceptions, reminiscent of his resurgence in 2024.
The Vikings’ decision to start Max Brosmer introduces new dynamics to their strategy as they face the Seahawks this Sunday. Fans are eager to see how the rookie quarterback will perform in his first NFL start.
