Vikings weighing future at QB as McCarthy rumors swirl from the Combine

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At the NFL Combine, rumors circulate that the Minnesota Vikings are quietly exploring an exit strategy for quarterback J.J. McCarthy and plan to add quarterback competition, potentially including a veteran, by 2026–27 as concerns about his durability and development persist. The team’s leadership, including acting GM Rob Brzezinski and coach Kevin O’Connell, signals openness to alternatives beyond McCarthy, but they’re expected to keep him through the offseason to gauge whether he can win the job or if a trade/upgrade becomes likely.
- Is J.J.McCarthy’s Status with the Vikings in Doubt? Daily Norseman
- J.J. McCarthy, the Vikings’ quarterback pursuit and what we’ve learned at the NFL combine The New York Times
- New Report Says MN Vikings are Ready to Move on at QB Yahoo Sports
- Vikings, $34 Million Dual-Threat QB Share ‘Mutual Interest’ in Trade: Report heavy.com
- Vikings exploring all QB options for 2026, VP Brzezinski says ESPN
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