US EditionVikings: Takeaways From Day 12 Training Camp
- Quarterback J.J. McCarthy has shown mobility during training camp at TCO Performance Center, making plays when necessary, according to head coach Kevin O'Connell.
- Rookie receiver Tai Felton appears to be the starting kick returner, having taken more reps than Ty Chandler during training camp, as stated by special teams coordinator Matt Daniels.
- Veteran receiver Rondale Moore is currently seen as the leading candidate for the starting punt returner position, with Silas Bolden also being considered.
- Coach Kevin O'Connell emphasizes McCarthy's need to balance running with staying in the pocket.
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Takeaways from Day 12 of Vikings training camp
Asked this week about his ability to take off and run, quarterback J.J. McCarthy joked that he wished the reporter hadn’t brought it up. “I like to keep that on the low,” McCarthy said with a laugh. “That’s a huge part of my game. It’s a weapon in this league. You kind of have to have it as a quarterback with these edge rushers and the different pressure looks.” The mobility has been on display several times throughout training camp at TCO Perfo…
J.J. McCarthy's secret weapon unveiled: Vikings quarterback embraces mobility as his key to NFL success
J.J. McCarthy’s Mobility: The Key to His NFL Success J.J. McCarthy is ready to showcase a critical aspect of his game as he steps into his first season as the starting quarterback for the Minnesota Vikings. The second-year player could have kept his “secret weapon” under wraps, but when asked about his mobility, he opted for transparency, revealing that this skill is integral to his approach on the field. Embracing Mobility as a Weapon In a cand…
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