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Carson Wentz might have saved the season for the Vikings
Wentz completed key passes on a 67-yard drive that ended with Will Reichard's 39-yard field goal.
- On Sunday at Soldier Field, veteran quarterback Carson Wentz led the Minnesota Vikings to a 9-3 upset win over the Chicago Bears, marking the 100th start of his career.
- After Kyler Murray suffered an injury, the Vikings signed Wentz as a free agent to provide veteran stability and leadership on the field.
- On the final possession, Wentz completed key passes to Jordan Addison and Hockenson to move the chains, setting up a 39-yard field goal from Will Reichard.
- Head coach Kevin O'Connell credited Wentz's impact, saying he is "a huge reason why were sitting here 2-0 right now" as the team rallied around his leadership.
- Wentz has taken care of the ball without unnecessary risks, providing a blueprint as Kyler Murray clears concussion protocol and prepares to return to the field.
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Carson Wentz might have saved the season for the Vikings
Carson Wentz has stepped up at quarterback for the Minnesota Vikings. In the absence of Kyler Murray, Wentz led the Vikings to wins over the Green Bay Packers and Chicago Bears.
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