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An Anatomy of J.J. McCarthy’s Brief Appearance for the Vikings

McCarthy recovered from a torn meniscus last summer and showed strong decision-making and arm strength in early games, signaling potential as the Vikings' franchise quarterback.

  • First-Year starter J.J. McCarthy took his first game snaps Saturday at U.S. Bank Stadium, with limited action since last summer’s torn meniscus.
  • McCarthy underwent a second procedure in November after revealing he tore his meniscus last summer, remaining a work in progress amid his recovery.
  • On 4th-and-4, McCarthy recognized a blitz, escaped, and used his legs to move the chains from the 43-yard line.
  • McCarthy demonstrated decision-making after an interception, launching a 97-yard touchdown pass to Justin Jefferson in Week 2 over the San Francisco 49ers.
  • With preseason action ending, the Minnesota Vikings are unlikely to have McCarthy suit up again, as he remains a work in progress with potential.
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Zone Coverage broke the news in on Tuesday, August 12, 2025.
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