The Minnesota Vikings allowed J.J. McCarthy to be their quarterback for the future, but following his Week 1 fourth-quarter comeback performance, things have been a bit rocky. McCarthy looked a bit lost in Week 2, throwing two interceptions and no touchdowns, as the Atlanta Falcons’ defense came down on him hard.

O'Connell stated he has 'not even thought about' whether McCarthy could recover in time to play the Bowns in London in Week 5.

The Minnesota Vikings have signed former Atlanta Falcons quarterback Desmond Ridder following JJ McCarthy's injury.

O'Connell remains committed to McCarthy, though when he's expected to take back the keys to the offense is unclear

Minnesota Vikings quarterback J.J. McCarthy is reportedly expected to miss 2-4 weeks with a high-ankle sprain, as Carson Wentz is expected to take over starting duties.

𝗕𝗥𝗘𝗔𝗞𝗜𝗡𝗚: Vikings star QB J.J. McCarthy is expected to be sidelined two to four weeks with a high ankle sprain, per @AdamSchefter Carson Wentz is now the starting QB. https://t.co/qzethkKBFm pic.twitter.com/T7fagv8mgA

Not only is Vikings quarterback J.J. McCarthy injured, but his play through Week 2 is a major cause for alarm.

JJ McCarthy was not able to make magic on the field on Sunday night, as the Vikings struggled against the visiting Falcons.

What went wrong for Minnesota Vikings and JJ McCarthy against Atlanta Falcons? - McCarthy had a difficult night against the Falcons

J.J. McCarthy could lose his starting job with the Minnesota Vikings to QB Carson Wentz, according to Phil Simms.