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Carson Wentz, despite playing through significant shoulder pain and a torn labrum, expressed no regret about staying in the game for the Vikings, emphasizing his desire to help the team and his understanding of his injury. He is set to undergo season-ending surgery, and his decision to continue playing was supported by the coaching staff, despite criticism.
Vikings quarterback Carson Wentz, suffering a severe shoulder injury, chose to play through pain despite risks, but will miss the rest of the season; he expressed enjoyment in returning to starting role and is expected to mentor J.J. McCarthy in 2024.
Kevin O'Connell explained that Carson Wentz was allowed to play through a torn shoulder injury because of his strong desire to help the team and his physical and mental toughness, despite the injury ultimately requiring surgery and ending his season.
The Vikings face a turbulent period with Carson Wentz's season-ending injury, prompting J.J. McCarthy's return and raising questions about Kwesi Adofo-Mensah's draft strategy, coaching decisions, and team future prospects amid a 3-4 record and trade deadline considerations.
Vikings quarterback Carson Wentz dislocated his left shoulder, tore his labrum, and fractured his socket in Week 5, leading to season-ending surgery after playing through the injury with a shoulder harness, and contributing to the team's 0-2 record.
With Carson Wentz out for the season due to shoulder surgery, the Vikings are considering adding a third quarterback. They might bring back familiar faces like Ridder or Rypien, or look externally for a QB with experience in similar systems, such as Beathard, especially given their limited options and the current season's outlook.
Vikings quarterback Carson Wentz will miss the rest of the season after undergoing surgery on his non-throwing shoulder due to an injury sustained in October, adding to the team's injury challenges as they prepare for upcoming games.
Carson Wentz of the Minnesota Vikings will undergo season-ending shoulder surgery after playing through a dislocated shoulder with a torn labrum and fractured socket, ending his brief stint with the team. Wentz's injury occurred during Week 5, and despite playing through significant pain, he was unable to continue. The Vikings will now rely on J.J. McCarthy and rookie Max Brosmer at quarterback for the remainder of the season.
Carson Wentz has been placed on Injured Reserve by the Minnesota Vikings after suffering a shoulder injury, ending his stint with the team, while the Vikings claimed tight end Ben Sims off waivers from the Packers to bolster their roster.
Vikings quarterback Carson Wentz, despite an injury and visible discomfort, was kept in the game by coach Kevin O'Connell due to his confidence in Wentz's ability to play through pain, while considering the risks of substituting rookie Max Brosmer, who was later brought in during the game. Wentz maintained his performance was unaffected by his injury, and the team is hopeful for J.J. McCarthy's return in Week 9.
Carson Wentz, playing through a shoulder injury, showed frustration by slamming his helmet on the sideline during a game, apologized afterward, and emphasized he didn't use the injury as an excuse for the Vikings' poor performance.
Carson Wentz will start as the Vikings' quarterback against the Chargers, as J.J. McCarthy remains sidelined with a sprained ankle, with Wentz having completed 67% of his passes in four starts this season.
J.J. McCarthy is still not fully healed from his high-ankle sprain and is limited in practice, making it likely that Carson Wentz will start for the Vikings on Thursday Night Football. Other players like C.J. Ham and Brian O’Neill also missed practice.
The Eagles secured a narrow 28-24 victory over the Vikings, highlighted by Jalen Hurts' impressive performance with 326 yards and three touchdowns, and a standout game from DeVonta Smith. Wentz struggled with mistakes, and the game featured key plays like Brown's 45-yard catch and Hunt's interception return. Despite some issues, the Eagles remain atop the NFC East at 5-2, rebounding from a previous loss.
Carson Wentz will start for the Vikings against the Eagles, marking his third start with Minnesota after signing 54 days ago. Wentz, a former Eagles franchise QB, has shown resilience and growth, aiming to improve his game and lead the Vikings to victory. He has developed a strong connection with receiver Justin Jefferson and is focused on continuing his progress in the NFL.