A crucial choice hangs over U.S. Bank Stadium as the Minnesota Vikings and Detroit Lions compete for the No. 1 spot in the NFC. The Vikings quarterback competition came to an abrupt conclusion when rookie quarterback JJ McCarthy tore his meniscus during training camp. Sam Darnold, who the Vikings acquired in March for a one-year contract, was thrown into the starting lineup by the injury and has since thrived.
With 3,776 yards, 32 touchdowns, and 11 interceptions in 15 games, Darnold has led the Vikings to a 13-2 record and might be the top seed in the NFC come January. In the last week of the season, Minnesota will play Detroit; the winner will probably receive the first seed, and the loser will probably
As the Detroit Lions and Minnesota Vikings battle for the top NFC berth, a pivotal decision looms over U.S. Bank Stadium. When rookie quarterback JJ McCarthy tore his meniscus during training camp, the Vikings quarterback competition came to an abrupt end. The injury thrust Sam Darnold, who the Vikings signed in March on a one-year deal, into the starting lineup, where he has since flourished.
Darnold has guided the Vikings to a 13-2 record with 3,776 yards, 32 touchdowns, and 11 interceptions in 15 games. He might be the number one seed in the NFC come January. Minnesota will play Detroit in the final week of the season; the winner will most likely get the #1 seed, and the loser will likely
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